Some things that I found out on nv+ v2

Banz wrote:
Hopefully this will help some people. 1. If you get "Could NOT mount root RAID d" and "Corrupted Root", make sure the drives you put in doesn't have any partition in there. Delete any volumes/partition on a separate PC.

Just wanted to say thanks for this! I was having a problem with mine using a couple drives I had in my PC that I took out. However, going one step further, I deleted the partitions and I still got the error on the NAS, even though Win7 showed there was no partitions on the drive, a 3rd party tool found there was a hidden partition of like 128mb on each of the drives. I blew the extra partition away and plugged it in to the nas and it worked.