DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

Just thinking of things I do have the set clock feature turned on, but I will turn that off when I get home.
No servers are on, but maybe ftp which I'm not allowing access from outside my network. I guess I should make sure all of the servers are on unless they are on by default I've not turned anything on, but the set time which now that I think of it is rather unimportant right now.

I presume you read this
http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t3574-Cons … -1.06.html

Biscotte

Ok I go home for lunch and there doesn't seem to be any sound coming out of the box. I look over and notice there are 3 lights. The only thing I changed was the delay from 30minutes back to 10minutes.



I remember reading somewhere that the light goes dim, but maybe I am wrong.

Alot of ppl have already reported this problem with FW1.06.
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=3855.0

However, D-link has ignored/rejected/denied it.
I even lodged a formal/official bug/support.
They just came back and said they could be reproduce the problem and there is NO bug/issue.

I downgraded back to FW1.05, and the drives hibernate as they should.

Just a comment - I would suggest a reset to factory defaults after the upgrade, this resolved the problem for me - and the only front panel indication of hibernation is a "darkened" power switch, it does look a lot like the photo above, but it's slightly different

Welp after a reset to default settings things seem to be working. The fan doesn't come on when I think it should, but thats another topic all together.

Heck it seems to be shutting off at or around 5minutes and even when I'm using it. hahaha I"ll leave it alone for a bit and adjust the time and then start tinkering with things.

I apologize if I appear to be rambling. My intent was to more or less log what I'm finding. Seeing this is a forum I only assumed others would either interact or read and come to the same conclusion. I don't pretend to be a computer hacker, software engineer or for that matter a grammar teacher. I'm very logical and try to figure things out on my own and when I don't I ask for a little direction and try to go from there.

Thank you for the attempted insult if that’s what you want to call it I'll let this thread die since I found my solution and I know your eyes will be gratefull. As for the grammar comment, look through some of your own posts. You're not exactly on top of it either my friend.

My Solution was after the Firmware update to 1.06 reset all settings.

Thanks for clearing up things kizer...

I guess I'd better downgrade the FW to 1.05 after all! Rather annoying to do so - but probably better for the HDDs.

Are you using Twonky? This is really a FYI. About a month after I purchased the 323, I added the funplug and and I started using Twonky. The 323 always remained in standby mood before I added the funplug but after I added the funplug and started to use Twonky I noticed that the large blue LED would light up, there would be disc activity and It seemed to be certain intervals but I was unsure of the timing. I went through twonky settings and found that changing the "rescan in minutes" to 0 has allowed the 323 to remain in standby until the 323 is accessed.

Hmm... i downgraded to fw 1.05, removed BT and erased the FTP users (all users on the drive, in fact) and now the blinking is gone... there is a constant sound from the drives instead now... it's not like there access to the drives, just a silent "humming" sound - perhaps it's just the fan. I'm not sure it this is hibernation - but I just heard the sound of the one of the drives firing up... (you know the small jet-engine sound)

I actually tried 1.07 before I downgraded to 1.05 - and the damn thing still doesn't work!

Well, we're just gonna wait and see I guess!