Hi Vadim,

> The upgrade went smooth, however not all of my settings were preserved
> (I use tap device for upenvpn with a custom subnet also tun-ovpn was
> renamed to tap0 in my configs).
Right now, the upgrade procedure (and settings backup) only try to
preserve settings that can be changed through the WebGUI (and probably
some others as well, but certainly not all of the settings). The reason
for this is that some of the stuff in /etc/ is configuration that is
changed between firmware revisions, so backing up everything would break
stuff on firmware upgrades. It's a bit messy right now, but it's also a
complicated problem.

> I am also running snmpd and have it configured under /etc/config/services:
> config 'service' 'snmpd'
>       option 'path' '/etc/init.d/snmpd'
>       option 'name' 'SNMP Daemon'
>       option 'process' '/usr/sbin/snmpd'
>       option 'fwall' '1'
>       list 'udp_port' '161'
> 
> However after the upgrade it was missing resulting in that what you can see 
> on the screenshot.
This is because the settings backup preserves only the fwall setting,
not anything else. So after the upgrade, you'll have a snmpd config
section with just the fwall setting.

Since this is fairly advanced customization, you're expected to deal
with breakage on upgrades (There is nothing easy I can do to make it
work automagically). Thanks for reporting, nonetheless :-)

> Also I wasn't able to play music from my HDD, but was successful
> listening to shoutcast streams.
Are you having the same issue as Francesco (icon is ok, but no play
button is displayed)? Or does it break somewhere else?

Gr.

Matthijs

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