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[EJK]

There may be a serious incompatibility between the DNS-320 with 2.02 firmware and EMC Retrospect 7.6 backup software on XP.  As a backup session is completing, the Retrospect integrity check on the Backup Catalog File fails with the reproducible message "Can't compress Catalog File for Backup Set ..., error -651 (chunk checksum didn't match)."  This error message indicates the catalog file is corrupted.  The error message will also result when attempting to rebuild the Catalog File.

This error does not occur on a DNS-320 running 2.0 firmware.

Has anyone else experienced this problem or corruption problem on files larger than 500Mb?

[EJK]

There may be another file corruption problem with 2.02 firmware.  Using Remote Backup from a source DNS-320 firmware version 2.00 to another target DNS-320 firmware rev 2.02 to copy about 600GB, results in failed file integrity tests on the target 2.02 firmware system, while the source is still OK.  The Remote Backup program running on the 2.00 source DNS-320 never indicates a problem.

[baka.neko]

I had just upgraded to v2.02 from v2.00 and noticed that the P2P folder has now been shared seperately. Previously when access the shared folder from Windows, the P2P folder was part of the Volume_1 shared folder, now it is presented as a different share. Moving files from the P2P folder has now became extremely inconvenient as its taking way too long.

Is there anyway I can make the share back to how it was previously? e.g //dns320/Volume_1/P2P. Or can I even downgrade the firmware.

Another noted is the ability to display more items in the list. There was an drop-down list to select how many items to be displayed, but it has now been limited to 10 items. not very friendly here.

[xbrav]

As mentioned above, there is an issue with transferring larger files with 2.02

I just migrated my iTunes library to the NAS, and every song transferred fine, but these files (~300-600MB) copied as 0kb, thus the size mismatch.

Watching these files transfer, the file sizes grew, then went to 0kb upon completion.




As an update, the 2.03 firmware beta on the spanish site did not fix this issue. Journalling seems fine, as FTP uploading does not have this issue. It must be in the SAMBA application.

[gianlucaf]

try with buffered copy option. in supercopier work.

[rz0]

I've just tried the 2.03 beta firmware mentioned above and it resolves the iTunes server issue for anyone that might be curious.

[xbrav]

I've just tried the 2.03 beta firmware mentioned above and it resolves the iTunes server issue for anyone that might be curious.

I know we're not allowed to discuss that version anymore, but indeed it fixed the iTunes issue for me.

[JavaLawyer]

I've just tried the 2.03 beta firmware mentioned above and it resolves the iTunes server issue for anyone that might be curious.

Thank you for posting your observations. To the rest of the community -- unless you purchased your DNS-320 in the region the v2.03 beta firmware was intended for, please refrain from committing to the new version until a NA or WW version is made available.