Martin Wuerthner said >> There must be some misunderstanding here. The above discussion is >> about an expert-only non-standard (and in my opinion pointless) way of >> using this upgrade, which is to softload the new ROM each time you >> boot. but then Dave Higton said: > I'm sorry to say that I must disagree with you here, Martin. An > automatic softload would be exactly like using Select on a RISC > PC etc. > It also provides an easy way to evaluate 5.14, to confirm > application compatibility, before committing to reflashing > the ROM. The latter makes good sense to me, and is consistent with Steve's (ROOL) advice for users currently running 5.11. However it leaves me still wondering whether I should download 5.14 and try softloading it or not bother at all for the time being. Could someone (please nicely) provide a simple outline, not great detail, of the main areas where 5.14 offers enhancements over 5.11 and the main areas where it provides bugfixes? I am already running Alarm 2.77 but I think I preferred the user interface of the old version. Richard --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support