Zalman Zm-ve350 Firmware Download ~UPD~

Most of the ISO work fine, except one of Windows7 and one of Fedora Live.It's always the same ISO which do not work.I tried to mount the ISO on multiple computers, none worked.I have updated the firmware to the latest version available on zalman.com (2.0.2)

The whole process, if you follow it to the last step, basically looks like it is re-flashing the firmware. If you have ever performed a firmware upgrade of your drive enclosure, you'll notice this. The updater program actually instructs the user to unplug the device and re-plug it and then wait for the flash update to finish. During a flash update the device's display first flashes slow, then fast(see below), then shows Flash Update and a bit afterwards Please Wait ... before returning to normal operation with the menu.

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It looks like the updater software places the firmware file in some reserved area on the device and instructs the device to re-flash on next bootup. The 'reset' button (see below) seems to fulfill a similar function.

The display will flash in "longer" (i.e. "slow") intervals about a dozen times and then start flashing quicker after the about dozen "long" flashes. After some more flashes the display should then show the model name (ZM-VE400) and return to normal operations. I.e. you should be able to access it again using the menu button on the key pad etc. It does not show Flash Update like during a routine firmware update, though.

The Zalman ZM-V350B enclosure is wonderful. You put all your .iso images on the drive, then you can scroll through the directory and mount the .iso image as a virtual CD drive to the OS. No more burning CD's just to get a firmware update, or install an OS.

One can see that the drive's class "CD-ROM", its manufacturer "ASUS", itsdrive model id "BW-16D1HT", and its firmware revision "1.01" are reported.Then some of its oldfashioned CD capabilities are reported and it getsattached as optical drive /dev/sr4 (and generic SCSI device /dev/sg6). 2351a5e196