Thread: Superhub Superhub Firmwares? Are they going anywhere?
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Old 18-05-2011, 21:37   #13
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Re: Superhub Firmwares? Are they going anywhere?
I'd forgotten that one but I'm sure you're right.

What it all does show is that their quality control and probably their version control is completely shot. I strongly suspect that they'd be unable to revert to the source for R20 if they wanted to.

I've worked in IT since the early 70's and I've seen plenty of screwups and shoddy practices but this lot really do take the biscuit.

Funny thing is that my own superhub doesn't behave badly at all. I put that down to not using the wireless much at all and running most of my kit with static IPs outside of the hub DHCP - in short I'm not asking it to do much at all other than basic NAT on ethernet.

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Originally Posted by craigj2k11 View Post
doesnt look like anyone will see r27 for a couple of weeks, dont know where the information is from but:
http://community.virginmedia.com/t5/...te/td-p/502313
I'd guess that the poster plucked that right out of his nether regions.
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