ximeta netdisk

I have a 160GB NetDisk that uses the NDAS software. Does anyone know anything about whether this will be upgraded or whether it should already work? -- riptaurus

I have a 160GB NetDisk that uses the NDAS software. Does anyone know anything about whether this will be upgraded or whether it should already work?

Check out the Ximeta forums ( http://ximeta.com/forum ), there is discussion there. It is not compatible, but Ximeta state that they are working on an updated NDAS driver and should have a beta ready in a few weeks. Until then, it is not possible to access the Ximeta drive through Vista. (Note: on the Ximeta forum one user states that he was able to use an older version of the Ximeta driver and successfully access his disk - however, this sounds very "user beware" and risky, and certainly not supported.)

I have a 160GB NetDisk that uses the NDAS software. Does anyone know anything about whether this will be upgraded or whether it should already work?

Check out the Ximeta forums ( http://ximeta.com/forum ), there is discussion there. It is not compatible, but Ximeta state that they are working on an updated NDAS driver and should have a beta ready in a few weeks. Until then, it is not possible to access the Ximeta drive through Vista. (Note: on the Ximeta forum one user states that he was able to use an older version of the Ximeta driver and successfully access his disk - however, this sounds very "user beware" and risky, and certainly not supported.)

Thanks for that info George. I can wait. I have three systems and I am taking the Vista testing as I can get something to test. I few weeks for the Netdisk is ok but I hope it's not much longer than that.
-- riptaurus
"George Geczy" wrote:

I have a 160GB NetDisk that uses the NDAS software. Does anyone know anything about whether this will be upgraded or whether it should already work?
Check out the Ximeta forums ( http://ximeta.com/forum ), there is discussion there. It is not compatible, but Ximeta state that they are working on an updated NDAS driver and should have a beta ready in a few weeks. Until then, it is not possible to access the Ximeta drive through Vista. (Note: on the Ximeta forum one user states that he was able to use an older version of the Ximeta driver and successfully access his disk - however, this sounds very "user beware" and risky, and certainly not supported.)