“Cisco’s consumer products division is shipping a successor to
the Linux-based NSLU2 (aka ‘SLUG’) consumer NAS (network-attached
storage) appliance, one of the most-hacked devices ever. The NAS200
has room for two internal SATA drives, supports FAT32-formatted
external USB 2.0 drives, and comes with UPnP media-sharing
software.“As delivered out of the box, the NAS200 appears to be a very
simple consumer device aimed at Windows PC users, or at least users
with SMB-based networks…”
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