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| - | ====== Known Issues ====== | + | ====== Known Issues ====== |
| Unfortunately, the DNS-323 isn't a perfect piece of equipment. | Unfortunately, the DNS-323 isn't a perfect piece of equipment. | ||
| It contains a bunch of [[wp>Software_bug|bugs]] and some compatibility issues. | It contains a bunch of [[wp>Software_bug|bugs]] and some compatibility issues. | ||
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| newer firmware revisions: | newer firmware revisions: | ||
| + | * FW 1.10.0, provide some fix and Advanced Disk architecture which is mandatory for new large disks | ||
| * FW 1.0.9, dated 06/16/2010, described [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_release_notes.txt|here]] and located [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_fw_109.zip|here]] | * FW 1.0.9, dated 06/16/2010, described [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_release_notes.txt|here]] and located [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_fw_109.zip|here]] | ||
| * FW 1.0.8, dated 02/17/2010, located [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_firmware_108.zip|here]] | * FW 1.0.8, dated 02/17/2010, located [[ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Multimedia/dns323/Firmware/dns323_firmware_108.zip|here]] | ||
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| //Remarks//: Slight variations to this procedure might not result in this bug. For example starting with the first drive being installed in another bay or hot adding (= while being powered on) drives.\\ | //Remarks//: Slight variations to this procedure might not result in this bug. For example starting with the first drive being installed in another bay or hot adding (= while being powered on) drives.\\ | ||
| //Workaround//: Don't have other disks installed when formating a new drive. Boot bay with just the new drive installed, format, power off, reinstall first disk afterwards. If volume numbering and network shares mess up, you can still swap drives. Or search forum for manually formating drives\\ | //Workaround//: Don't have other disks installed when formating a new drive. Boot bay with just the new drive installed, format, power off, reinstall first disk afterwards. If volume numbering and network shares mess up, you can still swap drives. Or search forum for manually formating drives\\ | ||
| - | //Links//:http://forum.dsmg600.info/t3113-Arghhh.-Drive-wiped.html\\ | + | //Links//:http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t3113-Arghhh.-Drive-wiped.html\\ |
| - | http://forum.dsmg600.info/t885-OMFG%2C-Lost-data!-D-link-terrible!.html | + | http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t885-OMFG%2C-Lost-data!-D-link-terrible!.html |
| //Note for FW 1.0.4//:\\ | //Note for FW 1.0.4//:\\ | ||
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| //Description//: After some period of normal usage, shares on the DNS-323 can no longer be accessed by Windows Vista or Windows 7.\\ | //Description//: After some period of normal usage, shares on the DNS-323 can no longer be accessed by Windows Vista or Windows 7.\\ | ||
| //Workaround//: Files can be recovered by connecting via FTP, or from a non-Vista computer.\\ | //Workaround//: Files can be recovered by connecting via FTP, or from a non-Vista computer.\\ | ||
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| //Fix//: Disable Flow Control, IP Checksum Offload, Priority & VLAN, TCP and UDP Checksum Offloads if your network adapter has these options and you should be able to access the DNS-323. This is based off a Nvidia based chipset. Options will differ per board or card. \\ | //Fix//: Disable Flow Control, IP Checksum Offload, Priority & VLAN, TCP and UDP Checksum Offloads if your network adapter has these options and you should be able to access the DNS-323. This is based off a Nvidia based chipset. Options will differ per board or card. \\ | ||
| Also make sure the following entry exists in the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file (and remember to reboot both the device and the Windows machine after making the changes). For eg. if your DNS-323 device IP is 194.164.92.101\\ | Also make sure the following entry exists in the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file (and remember to reboot both the device and the Windows machine after making the changes). For eg. if your DNS-323 device IP is 194.164.92.101\\ | ||
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| //Description//: Users with Windows 2003 and Windows Vista has reported that they fail to transfer 'large' files to the unit. Some reports indicates that this is not an issue with Windows XP. Apparently files in the range 2-4Gb, 6-8Gb and 10-12Gb fails to transfer while 0-2Gb, 4-6Gb, 8-10Gb and 12-14Gb transfers ok. | //Description//: Users with Windows 2003 and Windows Vista has reported that they fail to transfer 'large' files to the unit. Some reports indicates that this is not an issue with Windows XP. Apparently files in the range 2-4Gb, 6-8Gb and 10-12Gb fails to transfer while 0-2Gb, 4-6Gb, 8-10Gb and 12-14Gb transfers ok. | ||
| - | According to findings by [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]], as [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/p1419-Yesterday-095533.html#p1419|posted]] on our forum, the problem is a signing issue in the 2.x.x branch of Samba. Or to put it as [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]] says: | + | According to findings by [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]], as [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/p1419-Yesterday-095533.html#p1419|posted]] on our forum, the problem is a signing issue in the 2.x.x branch of Samba. Or to put it as [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]] says: |
| >So go into byteorder.h and change this line: | >So go into byteorder.h and change this line: | ||
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| >''#define CVAL(buf,pos) ( (unsigned)( ( (const unsigned char *)(buf))[pos]))'' | >''#define CVAL(buf,pos) ( (unsigned)( ( (const unsigned char *)(buf))[pos]))'' | ||
| \\ | \\ | ||
| - | //Workaround//: The Samba daemon needs to be replaced. [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]] has submitted patched files and a script, which can be used at **own risk**. Instructions and the files needed can be found in this [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/p1419-Yesterday-095533.html#p1419|thread]]. | + | //Workaround//: The Samba daemon needs to be replaced. [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/profile.php?id=209|tobyg]] has submitted patched files and a script, which can be used at **own risk**. Instructions and the files needed can be found in this [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/p1419-Yesterday-095533.html#p1419|thread]]. |
| //Mounting from Linux//: Many linux distros will not mount smb default with Large file support. Use the mount -o lfs option to get Large file support. | //Mounting from Linux//: Many linux distros will not mount smb default with Large file support. Use the mount -o lfs option to get Large file support. | ||
| - | [[http://forum.dsmg600.info/t491-Large-files.html|thread]] | + | [[http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t491-Large-files.html|thread]] |
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| //D-Link correction//: N/A\\ | //D-Link correction//: N/A\\ | ||
| //Description//: The Dynamic DNS (DDNS) feature used to update your dynamic IP and host a server, doesn't behave correctly. After a few hours, you will get blocked from www.dyndns.org and get a notice: Hostname Blocked Due To Abuse.\\ | //Description//: The Dynamic DNS (DDNS) feature used to update your dynamic IP and host a server, doesn't behave correctly. After a few hours, you will get blocked from www.dyndns.org and get a notice: Hostname Blocked Due To Abuse.\\ | ||
| - | //Workaround//: Look at this thread: http://forum.dsmg600.info/p15441-2008-05-23-06:16:22.html | + | //Workaround//: Look at this thread: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/p15441-2008-05-23-06:16:22.html |
| ===== Problem loading Libraries and Executables Issue ===== | ===== Problem loading Libraries and Executables Issue ===== | ||
