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jschultz · 02-05-2007, 11:12 AM

No I knew it wouldn't be easy because I've been digging for stuff to make these units work since they were given to me. Was able to get the Admin manual, finally got the Snap! Assist program after hours of digging, and then had to break into them. Used wireshark to find out what IP subnet they were configured for. After configuring and getting the assist program to recognize the units, I found they were password protected. AHHH, did the factory reset thing and have now have them configured; however, they only have 30G hard drives in them. I have some Seagate 160G drives that I'd like to use but since these are old and the OS/Bios seems way earlier than the others I've seen mentioned, I figured that I would run up against the >137G problem. So I'm looking to upgrade these boxes so that I can get on with setting up the drives the way I want to.

Can anyone help, would really like to get my hands on v3.4.805

02-05-2007, 11:12 AM	#447
jschultz Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 2	Re: Snap OS 3.4.805, anyone? No I knew it wouldn't be easy because I've been digging for stuff to make these units work since they were given to me. Was able to get the Admin manual, finally got the Snap! Assist program after hours of digging, and then had to break into them. Used wireshark to find out what IP subnet they were configured for. After configuring and getting the assist program to recognize the units, I found they were password protected. AHHH, did the factory reset thing and have now have them configured; however, they only have 30G hard drives in them. I have some Seagate 160G drives that I'd like to use but since these are old and the OS/Bios seems way earlier than the others I've seen mentioned, I figured that I would run up against the >137G problem. So I'm looking to upgrade these boxes so that I can get on with setting up the drives the way I want to. Can anyone help, would really like to get my hands on v3.4.805