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Disc upgrade fail
4 bay ready nas, set in raid 1: C and D.
C drives were 1TB and out of room. I hot swapped over 2 days to 2 TB drives. System works, files intact.
But, the READYNAS does not see the 2 TB of space. It still showing a 90% full wich was the 1TB drive status.
I've used the PIN HOLE in the rear to REBOOT. Still nothing.
I used RAIDAR to reboot and get: Error in evaluating table display raidvol IndexSizeError: Failed to set the 'maxLength' property on 'HTMLInputElement': The value provided (-1) is not positive or 0.
How do I corrret this?
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I'm not sure why you needed to use the pinhole to access the boot menu. Was the NAS hung?
The simplest (though brute-force) approach is to do a factory reset and restore the data from backup. Alternatively you could use paid netgear support (my.netgear.com).
If you can boot normally (by just powering up the NAS) you could destroy the old 1 TB volume, create a new one, and then restore the data on that volume.
I used the pin hole to access the boot up menu as that is what the Manual said to do. But this failed.
The discs are all working fine. But Volume C which is what I upgraded to 2TB is still showing only 1TB of space.
RAIDAR still shows this volume (Raid 1) at 80% full when it shoudl be about 40%,
How do I get the system to "see" the increase in capacity?
I'm not 100% sure, but I am thinking that flexraid might not support vertical expansion on the OS 4.2.x systems.
If I'm right, you'll need to back up the data, destroy the C volume, and then create a new one. Then restore the data from backup.
dgcasting wrote:
I used the pin hole to access the boot up menu as that is what the Manual said to do. But this failed.
What boot option did you want to use?
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