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Upgrading To a new NAs
Hi all, Sorry if i have posted this in the incorrect forum. So after ten years, my readynas nv+ (RND4000) died, i thought it was the power supply so got a replacement power supply but looks like...
Hi remtule,
Welcome to the Community!
Yes, it is possible to recover the data from the volume of your legacy ReadyNAS using the new ReadyNAS OS 6 chassis.
Due to differences in CPU architecture and operating systems, some additional steps are required for you to be able to recover the data. To make the data accessible, some assistance from NETGEAR Support.
You may check this article for detailed steps on how you can recover your data using the ReadyNAS OS6 chassis.
Regards,
Hey John
thanks for the response and the link
i've read the link but i'm a little confused
So, Do you insert the spare disk at the same time as the Original array is in?
Does it also mean i need to purcahse a 5 bay nas to get this done? I'm happy to do so if this is the case i just need to make certain i make the correct initial purchase, i'd hate to buy a 4 bay only to find out i need a 5 or 6 bay to get this going.
Thanks
Matt
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