=== June 24, 2014: Alt-F-0.1RC4 is released
-The DNS-320/325 is now supported. Supported devices are the DNS-320-rev-A1/A2, DNS-320L-rev-A1, DNS-321-rev-A1/A2/A3,
DNS-323-rev-A1/B1/C1, DNS-325-rev-A1/A2, Conceptronic CH3SNAS, and Fujitsu-Siemens DUO 35-LR
-Preliminary support for the DNS-320L/LW-A1, thanks to Steven Samson collaboration and
More work is needed, please report any issue.
-All packages in the base firmware updated, most require RC4, upgrade to RC4 to use them.
As such, all Disk-installable packages must be updated (Packages->Alt-F, UpdatePackagList, then UpdateAll)
As there are almost 200 packages available, only the most used ones have been tested.
-Most packages in the base firmware are now individually upgradable on disk, avoiding the need
for a new Alt-F release whenever any of those packages has a new release.
-For the DNS-320/321/325 some packages are pre-installed in the firmware.
You still HAVE TO CREATE A USER (Setup->Users) and SETUP ALT-F PACKAGES (Packages->Alt-F) on disk.
-The build system has been extensively reviewed and tested on openSUSE-12.1/13.1 and on Debian 7.0.
-Package updates, fixes, releases, as well as Announcements, are checked twice a week and shown
in the Status page through the News service (Services->System). It has nothing to do with USENET News.
-There is the possibility of applying simple fixes using the webUI, avoiding the need
for a new Alt-F release (System->Utilities->Fixes).
If the "News" service is running you will be warned of the fixes existence in the Status page.
-The linux kernel 3.10.32 is now used.
-The reloaded/run-on-top mode has been discontinued
-The inady DDNS client has been replaced by inadyn-mt, which supports 14 DDNS providers
-Added Disk and Users Quotas webUI
-The Status pages now has a Errors/Warning section
-The ftp server can be launched standalone (not under inetd control).
-Themable webUI
-Simple ffp services start/stop control
-Setup->Host Samba related items moved to Samba Setup
-Added Samba online help.
-Most known bugs are fixed.
-Setup->Debian now installs "wheezy"
known issues:
-kexec is not working on the DNS-320/325, no TryIt in Firmware Update nor Debian kexec (only chroot)
-starting Transmission deploy a "save settings" warning on the DNS-320/325
-leds might work differently than described on different hardware revision boards
-the transmitted/received bytes on the Status page wraps to zero at 4GB
Please report any issue and Enjoy
João
PS-The SVN and documentation is not yet updated, that will be done in the next few days