Iomega Storcenter Ix2 200 Software Password On Your
Iomega Storcenter Ix2 200 Software Upgrade The Drive

Iomega says this update increases disk performance for the ix12, ix2-200 and ix4-200.

Iomega Storcenter Ix2 200 Software Upgrade The Drive

Every once and a while I check for firmware updates and today noticed one to upgrade the drive firmware.

It read - This update provides performance improvements for your StorCenter ix2-200 and ix4-200d.

Performance Improvements you say I like my ix2 but speedy it is not.

So I decided to capture it in the hopes of saving someone else the agony.

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Get this There are full instructions there for a USB based update, but the USB method didnt work for me.

I recommend backing up anything on the Iomega that you may want to keep.

Go to the web site of your Iomega and login if you have security set.

Itll look something like this: change this part of url to this Change home to support.

Click this To get that Until you uncheck this, if ever, youll see this on the Dashboard.

Iomega Storcenter Ix2 200 Software Password On Your

If you have never set a password on your ix2, password soho If you have a password, password soho i.e.

And youll be logged into your Iomega as if its a Unix system.

When done youll have a directory Inside are more directories You can delete non-applicable Model s But keep the Seagate directory And that matching your Iomega Model Inside the model directory is a script that needs minor modification.

As there is no usbdrive mounted, you either have to get the USB drive piece working and go that route or modify the path in the script Before In StorCenter, Settings, Disks After.

Our modified script At least with 7-zip, just right-click on the emctools directory and select 7- Zip and Add to Archive.

Now you have this: Now all we need to do is get it to the Iomega and run it.

Too confirm the update took place for both drives open StorCenter Go to Settings -- Disks You should now see CC38.