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New to readyNAS and have a question for a customer
Hi all. Hope all is well everyone. I had a customer call me about their READYNAS NV+ It wasn't working. It was off and would not turn on. I assume it is a bad power supply and it was caked with d...
I am in Florida. I think that the best thing to do is to do is for them to buy a new NAS and have the data migrated. Plus with the readyNAS saying it detects a bad drive, and it being out of warranty, a new one would be better and more reliable. I am sure I can find a tech around me that can migrated the data for me. I have a Linux machine here in my lab. So to acess the data with it I just follow the steps as given here
The answer here is also yes. If the disks are intact, the raid array can be mounted in a standard x86 linux system. There is a guide here: http://home.bott.ca/webserver/?p=306
I just connect via USB to USB and run the
(1) sudo su
(2) apt-get install fuseext2
(3) apt-get install lvm2
(4) modprobe fuse
(5) vgscan
(6) vgchange -ay c
(7) fuseext2 -o ro -o sync_read /dev/c/c /mnt
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