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Mingus
Apr 14, 2017Aspirant
Plex app non-functional since OS Reboot of ReadyNAS 204
I've been having issues with my ReadyNAS 204 for the past 2 weeks now - I resolve one issue and another one pops up! I am using the latest firmware 6.6.1 and these issues appeared 'out of the ...
Mingus
Apr 14, 2017Aspirant
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your quick response - much appreciated!
I was unable to find firmware 6.7 (and the auto update says I have latest version), so I went ahead and manually over-installed 6.6.1. Unfortunately, made no difference at all - Plex still won't start up and still won't allow me to update the Plex app. I had also considered removing the Plex app (and then reinstalling later), but that also fails.
I'm willing to try upgrading to 6.7 but I suspect it won't be a fix because whatever is causing an issue for me doesn't seem to be affected by firmware changes...
StephenB
Apr 14, 2017Guru - Experienced User
Mingus wrote:
I'm willing to try upgrading to 6.7 but I suspect it won't be a fix because whatever is causing an issue for me doesn't seem to be affected by firmware changes...
I just saw a post from JennC saying Netgear had pulled 6.7.0, and that does appear to be the case. The manual download links no longer function.
There is one other user who recently reported this issue, and when he disabled the AV service he was able to uninstall plex. So maybe try that, and then see if uninstall/reinstall works.
- MingusApr 14, 2017Aspirant
By "AV" you mean anti-virus? Tried that - no change.
Getting following error (before and now):
"Application failed to initialise. Empty resource error. Bad NML call. Code 22002010000"
- StephenBApr 14, 2017Guru - Experienced User
Mingus wrote:
By "AV" you mean anti-virus? Tried that - no change.
I did. So his workaound doesn't apply to you.
- MingusApr 14, 2017Aspirant
Still stuck here!
Is the "Bad NML call" error much of a clue as to the problem, or is it just a generic error?
I've seen other threads where this error has been attributed to a .pid file being left behind. Would the OS re-install remove such .pid files or is it possible that some such remnant remains preventing the Plex app from working, upgrading and deleting?
The Plex app was working just fine under 6.6.1 until I did the OS Reboot - what could possibly have gone wrong to cause this??
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