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jnorback
Nov 28, 2018Aspirant
mount_block_root +267 on RN31400 + failing USB Firmware recovery
I upgraded my RN31400 (S/N 3C38460J0024C) to v6.9.4 last week.
After a shutdown at a later time I ended up with "mount_block_root +267" errors all the time when I try to reboot it.
It was impossi...
StephenB
Nov 28, 2018Guru - Experienced User
If this happened at shutdown, I don't think a USB recovery would help. So I don't recommend trying that again.
Did you try removing the disks (labeling them by slot), and then boot the system diskless? That should complete quickly, and the NAS should give you a "no disks" status on the LCD. You should also see that in RAIDar. If you get that, it gives you some confidence that the chassis is more-or-less functional.
Note that if your NAS was purchased between 1 June 2014 and 31 May 2016, then you have free lifetime chat support via my.netgear.com. If you have that you should use it. Paid support is also an option.
- jnorbackNov 28, 2018Aspirant
Hi Stephen,
I hadn't tried to remove the drives but I have now and it still hangs on "Booting..." so I guess it is a chassi HW (or potential firmware) issue.
I bought it on 2016-10-06 so no free lifetime chat support but I guess I could try to go down the HW replacement path unless you have another suggestion?
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