A-110 FTP Server will not start up after latest firmware update

[pauljsolomon]

I just recently updated my firmware on my A-110 to the latest firmware (10 December 2009. 01-17-091202-15-POP-403). All seemed to go fine, except upon reboot, the FTP Server says "Starting", but never restarts. Is this a known problem? If so, any known fixes?

Thanks.
-paul.

[halfelite]

(02-28-2010 07:07 AM)pauljsolomon Wrote:  I just recently updated my firmware on my A-110 to the latest firmware (10 December 2009. 01-17-091202-15-POP-403). All seemed to go fine, except upon reboot, the FTP Server says "Starting", but never restarts. Is this a known problem? If so, any known fixes?

Thanks.
-paul.

Did you try updating the nmt apps?

[pauljsolomon]

Is there a separate way of doing this? I always update directly through the UI on the PH itself. Doesn't this automatically update the apps, if needed?

[pauljsolomon]

(02-28-2010 07:28 AM)pauljsolomon Wrote:  Is there a separate way of doing this? I always update directly through the UI on the PH itself. Doesn't this automatically update the apps, if needed?

A better question would be:

Does the PH support reapplying the same firmware update twice? I'm not sure, but it may have not applied the NMT (apps) update. Here are my
version numbers:

Firmware: 01-17-091202-15-POP-403-000
NMT: 01-17-090115-15-POP-403

[halfelite]

If you look at this thread.

http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showth...?tid=32776

you need nmt 00-17-091014-15-POP-403 looks like your apps are from a year ago. january 15th with the newest being octocber 14th. If you click setup then maintenance. there should be an option to upgrade nmt apps.

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When updating your firmware, check to ensure if you also need to update your NMT Apps, if you already have it installed.
Normally the option to update the NMT Apps is automatically done after the firmware is updated. However occasionally you may not or you may simply wish to install the NMT Apps alone at a later stage.
Install or update your NMT Apps after your firmware update.
If you update via USB then make sure that the file 'syb8634.nmt' ('apps.nmt' on C200) is located in the ROOT of the USB stick.
Navigate to SETUP > Maintenance > NMT Setup Wizard
Select 'Fresh' for a new installation of NMT Apps, including a format of the internal HDD, or 'Typical' for an update.
Choose the source of the update; either online or USB and start the installation.

[pauljsolomon]

Thanks so much, I'm back up! I guess I didn't realize that apps were installed separately from the firmware.

(02-28-2010 11:18 PM)halfelite Wrote:  If you look at this thread.

http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showth...?tid=32776

you need nmt 00-17-091014-15-POP-403 looks like your apps are from a year ago. january 15th with the newest being octocber 14th. If you click setup then maintenance. there should be an option to upgrade nmt apps.

---

When updating your firmware, check to ensure if you also need to update your NMT Apps, if you already have it installed.
Normally the option to update the NMT Apps is automatically done after the firmware is updated. However occasionally you may not or you may simply wish to install the NMT Apps alone at a later stage.
Install or update your NMT Apps after your firmware update.
If you update via USB then make sure that the file 'syb8634.nmt' ('apps.nmt' on C200) is located in the ROOT of the USB stick.
Navigate to SETUP > Maintenance > NMT Setup Wizard
Select 'Fresh' for a new installation of NMT Apps, including a format of the internal HDD, or 'Typical' for an update.
Choose the source of the update; either online or USB and start the installation.

[yoyozzz]

Ey

I've a similiar problem. The ftp server is starting but it doesnt end and I cant log in. That happens when I tried (several times) access to ssh server because i didnt remember the password. Neither ssh server is working. Is there any way to reinstall both services?

The firmware version is: 01-17-091202-15-POP-403-000
Kernel version: 15-POP
NMT Version: 00-17-091014-15-POP-403

[Edit]: Solved reinstalling applications with a usb stick