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Boot Menu logic
Is there any possibility that Netgear might consider copying the Boot Menu logic of RAIDiator 4.2.25 BACK into RAIDiator 4.1.13(+)? Yes, I can accept a NO based on basic SPARC vs. Intel differences. ...
@Chirpa,
Sadly, I arrived at your reply the following morning over coffee! I've now smacked myself for being so whimsical and dense. Your reply correctly states the reality of my rather rhetorical query. I think I realized this about 1 micro-second after I pressed the 'Submit' button. :rofl:
The results of my attempt to do an OS Reload on my DUO-V1 (SPARC) did not go as planned: somehow the DUO decided to do a 'partial' Factory Reset instead. 6 months of data in my DATA Share vaporized before I realized what the tiny little box was doing and I pulled the plug. Was not fast enough! The data and the DATA Share were gone post next power-ON. Grumble, grumble.
I will raise a status post in /Frontview Backup for @StephenB about his logic for trying to backup volume c: from one nas to another nas using rsync. 3 tries; 3 failures! I can put data on a ReadyNas; just can not get the data to copy/move from nas to nas. :oops: I find the Readynas backup logic very complicated to use. I know, my problem! :slap:
Sadly, I arrived at your reply the following morning over coffee! I've now smacked myself for being so whimsical and dense. Your reply correctly states the reality of my rather rhetorical query. I think I realized this about 1 micro-second after I pressed the 'Submit' button. :rofl:
The results of my attempt to do an OS Reload on my DUO-V1 (SPARC) did not go as planned: somehow the DUO decided to do a 'partial' Factory Reset instead. 6 months of data in my DATA Share vaporized before I realized what the tiny little box was doing and I pulled the plug. Was not fast enough! The data and the DATA Share were gone post next power-ON. Grumble, grumble.
I will raise a status post in /Frontview Backup for @StephenB about his logic for trying to backup volume c: from one nas to another nas using rsync. 3 tries; 3 failures! I can put data on a ReadyNas; just can not get the data to copy/move from nas to nas. :oops: I find the Readynas backup logic very complicated to use. I know, my problem! :slap:
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