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Hi, Can any Forum Members who have made the upgrade to O/S v1.3.1 please give some feedback. Are you seeing any benefits of making the update ? Also, could any Forum Members please describe the difference between an update and a sub-system firmware update ? I am assuming both updates are done ...

Today I opened up my Nautilus and removed the motherboard. I can confirm that the SSD is indeed a removable one with standard m-sata interface. And you didn't take any pictures to share with the rest of the class? I'm curious what the internals look like as I am unable to locate any images online ...

It definitely has nothing to do with your computer's OS as those files are identical no mater where you copy them from. If I'd make a guess, it is likely caused by an incorrect file system on your USB drive. In order for Nautilus to recognize the USB drive, you need to format it with the FAT32 file ...

It is a result of the incompetence of Korg's engineering department and the use of a 10-year-old processor. After opening up my Nautilus, I realized that it uses an off the shelf ASRock IMB-140D Plus motherboard, which uses an Intel Atom processor released in 2012. Even back then, the Atom processor ...

I believe any class compliant USB midi controller should work out of box. Personally I've tested by Yamaha digital piano and my Arturia Minilab MKII and they both work without a problem.

Upgraded my SSD to a 256 GB last night, works just fine. Also purchased the expansion bundle EXs315-320 and installed. All that is great, but now it becomes a matter of managing what KSC's get loaded, since the RAM is only 4GB. According to my research, the Intel dual-core ATOM CPU on the ...

Note the link is to the 140D-Plus. The Nautilus uses the ASRock Industrial 140D-KDM and it looks just like one in the link so assume it to be a close variant. Busch. I seems that 140D-KDM doesn't exist on Asrock Website. Yeah, I don't know any specifics but it could very well be that Korg had the ...