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OZrevhead
Nov 04, 2015Aspirant
ReadyNAS Duo has stopped working
Hi, I have a ReadyNAS Duo RND2000 v2 with 2 1TB drives, I tried to access it today and its not on my network map anymore. It was silent with network activity lights flashing and no lights on the front...
StephenB
Nov 04, 2015Guru - Experienced User
I would power down the NAS, connect disk 1 to a windows PC, and see if Linux Reader can see the data volume. http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/
OZrevhead
Nov 04, 2015Aspirant
It was a while ago when I set it up but I believe I mirrored the drives, will the Linux reader still work on seperate drives too?
If a drive was faulty wouldnt the NAS still boot up? I cant access the interface either.
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- StephenBNov 04, 2015Guru - Experienced User
OZrevhead wrote:
It was a while ago when I set it up but I believe I mirrored the drives, will the Linux reader still work on seperate drives too?
If you are using XRAID, then you have one data drive and one parity drive. Linux Reader can read the C volume on the data drive. That area on the parity drive isn't in a partition (even though data is stored there), so Linux Reader won't see it.
You should also try powering down, removing drive 1, and seeing if the system boots w/o it. (Leave the other disk in slot 2).
OZrevhead wrote:
If a drive was faulty wouldnt the NAS still boot up? I cant access the interface either.
We don't know if the drive is faulty. What we do know is that the OS partition on the drive 1 is corrupted somehow. Perhaps that drive has failed, perhaps not.
- OZrevheadNov 05, 2015Aspirant
OK, with disk 1 out it boots up, so is disk 1 faulty? Why wont it boot up with 1 faulty disk? I tried disk 1 back in again and no lights illuminate on the front, fan stays at full speed.
If I take disk 1 out again it seems to boot like normal, just I cant browse the files. I can play saved videos via my WDTV but I cant browse like a normal drive, is this related to the faulty drive?
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