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NV+ RND4210: network and boot failure
I suspect my NV+ may have failed and need replacing, but before I give up on it please could anyone advise me based on the symptoms outlined below. A few years ago I replaced the two failing orig...
Does RAIDar find it if you have no drives installed? if not, there is something wrong with the chassis. if it does, it's something to do with your volume. Check the drive health and be prepared that a factory default may ne required.
If it's the NAS chassis, it strill could be the power supply, even though the fan and LEDs are one. There is a voltage called +5BSB (+5 volts standby) that powers the on/off circuit and the network interface. The power supply is almost a standard mini ITX supply, but the pin-out is slightly modified and there is no fan. With an adapter, a standard ATX supply can be used externally to see if it's just a power issue.
If you have a backup of the data, you need to decide if spending money on the old, slow NAS is worthwhile or if there is a new NAS in your future.
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