Buffalo LS420D NAS Firmware 1.31 for MAC Download

Posted at January 31, 2025 by PCI-DB Team

Buffalo LS420D NAS Firmware 1.31 for MAC Description

Added and Modified Features:

- iTunes server now supports multi-layered shared folders.
- Added SSL certification installation.

Bug Fixes:

- Fixed user management problems.
- NAS Navigator2 can now detect this LinkStation.
- Fixed the problem with logging into Settings after some operations.
- Fixed the problem where collapsed files were saved in the trash when files shared with SMB were removed by Mac OS 10.6.8.
- Fixed the problem of files intermittently changing their permissions to read-only.
- Fixed problems with backing up a large number of files.
- Fixed the problem with quotas where only 2047 GB was assigned when more than 3 TB of drive space was available.
- Fixed the problem where the LinkStation would go into sleep mode after a complete backup when sleep mode was not configured.
- Fixed the sleep timer priority.
- Fixed a shared folder vulnerability.
- Fixed the problem where external hard drives with two or more bays were not detected.
- Fixed the email notification header to include the date.
- Fixed the access errors with HFS+ formatted external drives after a disk check.
- DLNA clients can now files on the LinkSation.

Notes:

- Do not turn the unit or the hub off until the update is finished.
- The update will take several minutes. If it times out after 10 minutes or more, reboot the LinkStation and try again.
- Note: If your LinkStation is in EM mode, reboot it and try again.
- Do not access your LinkStation while updating firmware.
- If the firmware update fails due to inconsistent wireless connectivity, connect your PC via a wired connection, then try again.
- Update may fail if the computer downloading the firmware has multiple network interfaces enabled. Disable any unnecessary network interfaces and try again.
- USB drives are not mounted automatically after a firmware update. Unplug and then reconnect them after the update.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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