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Slow writing and new firmware for linkstation pro duo

Started by dave1892, February 12, 2010, 06:07:29 AM

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dave1892

   

Hello,

 

I have a linkstation pro duo (LS-WTGL/R1-V3 F/W 3.09) and am getting very slow write performance  (a 50MB file takes an hour to write) from Ubuntu. I also have noticed this error

 

CIFS VFS: server of type Samba 3.0.30-1.4.osstech returned unexpected error on SMB posix open, disabling posix open support. Check if server update available.

 

I believe this is a bug which is fixed in samba 3.0.33. Firmware 3.09 is a year old now, so any plans to release a new one soon?

 

thanks

Dave


PCPiranha

"Firmware 3.09 is a year old now, so any plans to release a new one soon?"

 

3.10 has been out since 9-8-2009


dave1892

   

If you go to the Buffalo downloads page and select linkstation pro duo it says firmware is 3.09. So where is 3.10, and why is not in the obvious place?


PCPiranha

This forum is for Buffalo US, unless you tell me otherwise I assume that you are from the US.  I will be happy to help you as much as I can but certain issues you will have to contact your local support for.  I noticed you are in the UK so I would contact local support for an answer as to when it will come out:

 

http://www.buffalo-technology.com/contact/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.buffalo-technology.com/contact/


dave1892

   

OK, thanks, although shame they have no email.

 

You couldn't answer my question though, could you please?


Colin137

Buffalo's EU division's email support is accessable through this form: http://www.buffalo-technology.com/support/contact/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.buffalo-technology.com/support/contact/

 

I'll forward the request to have 3.10 posted. I'm not really sure what your question is...


dave1892

   

Yeah, shame it's a form I mean.

 

My question was,

 

"So where is 3.10, and why is not in the obvious place?"

 

 

What I mean is, presumably the place I was looking at is the most obvious place to look, whether you're in the US or not., and it says 3.09. 


Colin137

Ah I see. The EU site, buffalo-technologies.com, has 3.09. The US site, buffalotech.com, has 3.10. I've forwarded your request for 3.10 to be posted on the EU site.


rvee

   

bump...

 

Us second class citizens outside the USA are still waiting for 3.10...


davo

   

the firmware has nothing to do with the problem of the original poster.

installing 3.10 will not fix his issue (or at least i would be very surprised if it did!)

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greg3576

Hello,

 

I have exactly the same problem as you.

My OS is also Ubuntu 10.04.

 

 

When I use smbmount or the mounting point of /etc/fstab, the transfer is slow.  (1-2 mb/s).

//X.X.X.X/documents    /media/documents    cifs    credentials=/etc/samba/user,iocharset=utf8    0    0

 

dmesg returns the same message :

CIFS VFS: server X.X.X.X of type Samba 3.0.30-1.4.osstech returned unexpected error on SMB posix open, disabling posix open support. Check if server update available.

 

But when, I navigate from Network in Nautilus, the transfer is more rapidly about x6. (14 mb/s)

 

Anybody have found a solution ?

 

Thanks.

Greg.

 

 

 


Dustrega

Unfortunately, we don't support the Linux OS in this forum (if so it's usually very minimal).


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