CorOS 2.0.3 is now available. Download it via Settings > Device Options > Device Updates on your Quad Cortex once connected to Wi-Fi. We recommend that you create a backup before updating your firmware.
Thanks for the update Dan. As a precaution after the last update, I will be waiting to update my unit until I hear reports of there not being any such issues.
However, I must admit that I find the phrasing the ‘fix-log’ to be possibly erroneous.
“Preset names disappearing” or “issue where changes made to a Preset were not saved” does not really equate to the QC crashing and the preset which the user attempted to rename disappearing.
I’m a brand newcomer with the Quadcortex. The unit was unpacked with the 1.4.1 OS installed.
Until today I was not able to update the unit due the bugs encountered with the 2.0.2 OS.
In a Setlist it was possable to SWAP or OVERWRITE some Presets in the list.
With the Update 2.0.3, the SWAP dissapear. Remains only the OVERWRITE possibilty !!!
Nice. Did the update to 2.0.3. Thank you, NDSP for providing it.
Have question regarding 2.0.2 (saw it only now, as I did not make the initial 2.0.2 update). It says: “Reports and crashlogs are now sent via a secure API request instead of via SMTP”.
Does it mean, that no sensitive data is sent to NDSP? Passwords are not traveling out of my device anymore?
Correct. Although the part you highlighted is just making the transmission of logs more secure, there was a line about ‘sensitive data has been removed from logs’ too
I would still like to see a security audit of the codebase. It would be cheaper than a law suit! It would give everyone further assurance there won’t be any further unaddressed security issues and secondarily help restore Neural DSP’s reputation.