SSH (Dropbear) and (Linux kernel) NFS versions appear needing updates.
SSH/Dropbear
Noticing I'm getting a warning with (Dropbear) SSH login concerning dilapidated RSA, requiring additional options for using ssh,
$ ssh -oHostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -oPubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes=+ssh-rsa root@192.168.1.127
This works, and is likely more than adequate for a home/private network usage; however most will not be aware of the additional options. Forum posts indicate this warning is likely a moot concern for home/private networks.
LINUX KERNEL NFS
Also, more so concerning but has a somewhat acceptable workaround, noticing the box is using NFS version 3, incompatible with nowadays NFS version 4.
NFS version 3 does leave the box's NFS service useless, with a work around using Samba/SMB, the Edison satellite receiver's mounted USB memory devices can be still be exported and mounted throughout a home/private network, with clients either using Linux's cifs-utils or Windows (SMB) sharing, still providing a lightweight non-encrypted protocol large file copy operations.
For reference, I routinely, every six or so months, update the OpenPLI software using the graphical user interface. (eg. Menu > Setup > Software update)
