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Well, that has got to suck. I'm using TrueNas(SCALE). I highly suggest it.

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>Owners of QNAP network-attached storage (NAS) boxes are finding that a firmware update has left them unable to log into their device, and a reset doesn't seem to fix the issue. The Taiwan-based storage biz specializes in NAS kit and offers a whole portfolio of models to address various needs. However, users are complaining of issues following a firmware release that went out to some products last week.

Well, that has got to suck. I'm using TrueNas(SCALE). I highly suggest it. Archive: https://archive.today/IdBNU From the post: >>Owners of QNAP network-attached storage (NAS) boxes are finding that a firmware update has left them unable to log into their device, and a reset doesn't seem to fix the issue. The Taiwan-based storage biz specializes in NAS kit and offers a whole portfolio of models to address various needs. However, users are complaining of issues following a firmware release that went out to some products last week.

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The mobo in my PC, and last PC could do that. Soldering the bios chip to the board is a choice to save money over buying the socket, on what the company views as a planned obsolescence product.