Linksys NSS4000 Technical Bulletin page 4

OK to complete the USB formatting procedure.
12. Click
Downloading the Recovery Bootloader and Firmware Update Files
1. Go to the following URL to review the latest updates for this issue:
http://www.linksys.com/nssupdate
2. Log in to the Linksys Technical Support website to download the recovery bootloader and latest fix of firmware files. Go to the
following URL:
http://www.linksys.com/downloads
3. Do one of the following:
Enter the model number of your NAS (for example,
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Select Product Category section, under Special Products, click the arrow and scroll to choose Network Storage.
In the
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Under the picture of the NAS, click the arrow and scroll to choose the model number of your device.
4. In the Device Version Number section, click the down arrow and select the version number of your device.
5. Download the files for your specific NAS model.
For the NSS4000 system:
a. Download the recovery bootable file
not use any file extension).
b. Download firmware version V1.11-4 or later to your local PC drive. The firmware filename will be in the format
fwupgrade_xxx-x.tar.gz or pmxxxxx_x.xx-x_fwupgrade.tar.gz. (For example, the files for firmware version V1.11-4 are named
NSS4000_fwupgrade_0111-4.tar.gz.)
For the NSS6000 system:
a. Download the recovery bootable file
not use any file extension).
b. Download firmware version V1.11-4 or later to your local PC drive. The firmware filename will be in the format
fwupgrade_xxx-x.tar.gz or pmxxxxx_x.xx-x_fwupgrade.tar.gz. (For example, the files for firmware version V1.11-4 are named
NSS6000_fwupgrade_0111-4.tar.gz.)
NOTE: You must save the recovery bootable file with the name vmlinux (without any file extension) because the NAS searches for
that filename when booting from the USB drive.
NSS4000) and click Go.
pmon-PM74101-B024-recovery.elf and save it to the USB flash drive as vmlinux (do
pmon-PM74100-B024-recovery.elf and save it to the USB flash drive as vmlinux (do
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