Want old firmware back!!
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Topic author: Trapnhunt4ever(at)yahoo.com
Subject: Want old firmware back!! I have upgraded to the 1.2.4 version and I want the old version back, as my machine now freezes when viewing pictures.
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Posted on: 02/09/2006 07:35:31 AM
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Patrick~
Reply author: kcf45
Replied on: 02/09/2006 10:18:51 AM
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I've experienced the same; and others have also reported numerous times without a response.
Reply author: Trapnhunt4ever(at)yahoo.com
Replied on: 02/09/2006 11:51:18 AM
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Does anyone have the old firmware that I can download? I can't seem to find it anywhere, and I would really like to get it back. I think Neuros should really try to fix this problem fast, or at least test their Firmware before releasing it into the public.
Patrick~
Reply author: game_writer
Replied on: 02/09/2006 12:10:34 PM
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Originally posted by Trapnhunt4ever(at)yahoo.com
Does anyone have the old firmware that I can download? I can't seem to find it anywhere, and I would really like to get it back. I think Neuros should really try to fix this problem fast, or at least test their Firmware before releasing it into the public.
Patrick~
I'm sure Neuros tests their software fairly well before releasing it to the public. Being from the software world myself (but NOT at Neuros), I know it's hard to test for every case and that sometimes problems can occur that cannot seem to be easily replicated by the software developers.
Also, sometimes functionality of one section of code that was working well and had been tested can be adversely affected by changes in another section of the code, seeming unrelated, because a link between the two sections was overlooked or not considered.
In addition to that, sometimes minor differences in hardware, even though designed to the same specs, may cause slight changes in how software works. Maybe a component gets too hot, or maybe a resister or capaciter is getting into ranges beyond it's tolerance. Intermittent problems are the hardest bugs to track.
I had a problem with a computer once and I couldn't figure out the problem. It would work for maybe 20 minutes after booting, then have random lockups. It took me forever to discover that the processor was heating up and needed a cooling fan mounted to it. Once I did that, the problem went away.
I'm sure Neuros can provide old firmwares if you email them.
Game_Writer
Reply author: Scanman
Replied on: 02/09/2006 1:32:31 PM
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Add me to that list... Pictures and Video were the prime reason for purchase. Please fix this soon!!!!
Reply author: JEFFH
Replied on: 02/10/2006 06:21:52 AM
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Derek has a FTP site that had all the older versions of firmware.
It's not always up and you may have to try several different times.
ftp://neuros:neuros@128.153.217.9/
Reply author: Scanman
Replied on: 02/10/2006 09:13:55 AM
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I emailed customer support and they were helpful... There is new firmware coming soon 
Reply author: rastyk
Replied on: 02/13/2006 10:24:59 AM
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OOh... I love new firmware!
Reply author: Ex-Navy
Replied on: 02/13/2006 10:49:53 AM
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You might want to post a message here (link below)for old versions of any Neuros Firmware. Some of the developers have kept to compare.
http://neuros-firmware.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/view/Main/WebHome
Ex-Navy
Reply author: Ex-Navy
Replied on: 02/13/2006 11:01:39 AM
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Build your own firmware with Linux (using wine)
Go here for full instructions
http://nerochiaro.net/code/neuros/build_on_linux.htm
Ex-Navy
Reply author: Teh Internet Police
Replied on: 03/14/2006 10:19:03 AM
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Just as a follow up, here is a link to the new firmware. I am pretty sure all of the photo issues have been ironed out.
(http://www.neurosaudio.com/support/Support_442Updates.asp)
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