Question as per subject. Here below the background. I successfully connected the usb serial adapter to the NAS540 since I wanted to play with NAS540 and install debian and OMV. It was quite sometime since I used that last time and got no access to the web interface of the original zyxel firmware. Reviewing the bootlog I found that the FW 5.11 is still in there and want to update the FW to the latest version. Should somebody be able to tell me what is wrong with the installed FW, that would be great as well. Here attached the bootlog. Note that I run that with no HDD attached. Thank you in advance for you support. Ciao, Matteo #NAS_Jan_2019

I still don't see a clear reason why the webserver isn't started. AFAIK it is not started directly or indirectly by /etc/init.d/rcS, and so it's hard to find reasons why it wouldn't start.Have you already tried a factory reset?

That's the solution! The factory reset solved the problem. For the sake of the completion of this question, I did not find a way to upgrade the firmware from the serial port but I was able to manage a full update to the latest FW. Thank you for the support.

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How to update the NAS540 firmware from the serial terminal?

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How to update the NAS540 firmware from the serial terminal?

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