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

Hi,

Just to let you know: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt-f/z … yLlR3_ek0J

I will not continue following this thread.

Enjoy,
Joao

Hi,

You can find at https://sourceforge.net/projects/alt-f/ … perimental experimental firmware releases for the DNS-325 (tested) and DNS-320 (untested).

Alt-F disk-installable packages might not work while RC4 is not released, please use only the pre-installed packages.

The README.txt file says:

This directory contains experimental firmware, it is advised to have a
3.3V serial adapter on your box, in case anything does not runs OK.

If you use them, please report back your experiences on the forum:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/alt-f
Attach the System Log and the System Configuration
(System->Utilities->View Logs) when reporting.
Only with your collaboration it is possible to fix any issue.

After successfully flashing Alt-F you can always revert back to the
vendor's firmware by using Alt-F Firmware Upgrade page, that accepts
both Alt-F and the vendor's firmware.

-The Alt-F-0.1RC4-DNS-325.bin firmware file was tested and is running on
a hardware rev-A1 box. See the box bottom label to know what hardware
revision you have. If you test it on a rev-A2 board, please report back.

-The Alt-F-0.1RC4-DNS-320.bin was *NOT TESTED*. It should work with
minor issues on a rev-A1 board. See the box bottom label to know what
hardware revision you have. The DNS-320 is similar to the DNS-325, and
it is expected that the most important things, such as network and disk
access, will work OK.

-To use those files you have to use them as a normal vendor firmware
upgrade, i.e., use the box vendor's firmware upgrade page to apply
(flash) them.

-If you have any 'ffp' instalation, rename the 'ffp' folder to something
else before flashing, as it might conflicts with Alt-F. You can safely
install ffp later under Alt-F control.

-You might want to read the How to Use Wiki, as those instructions also apply.
https://sourceforge.net/p/alt-f/wiki/Home