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SuperMod
Aspirant
Mar 10, 2019

When loading btrfs_root_node + 40%

When the ReadyNAS 214 is rebooted, it doesn’t boot, doesn’t see over the network, displays btrfs_root_node + 40%, rebooting / shutting down the button does not work, rebooting the power supply does not produce results, hangs on the same message, 2 disks of 10 TB in RAID 0, firmware latest version, 6.9.5 in my

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  • Hey SuperMod 

     

    Netgear used to have a list of common errors in the display codes but I can't locate it right now. It seems to be filesystem related anyway. Probably the FS is hung on something at boot. I assume you don't have a recent log-set here and without possibility of getting one - it will be hard for us to give any good advise as to what the problem is exactly.

     

    NETGEAR support can enter the unit in a "low level" diagnostics mode to assess it. I think that is the best option here to be honest. If you are outside support, you can get a case raised against a one-time fee from what I remember. If data is important that would be worth considering.

     

    Cheers

     

     

    • SuperMod's avatar
      SuperMod
      Aspirant

      I am disappointed in the production of NeatGear after this incident. The device cannot reset the buffer and boots for example without configuring RAID - this is a shame. You saw that a server after a RAID crash could not be restarted / disabled by a button or could not be loaded into the RAID controller management utility, and this is exactly what happened, the NAS button does not reboot or shut down and cannot be loaded into its software. I accepted the fact that I had already lost my data, since they were not very important there, I began to rearrange the disks to other connectors, but this did not help, I tried to leave only 1 disk, it also did not help. Only the method helped: leave one disk, wait until it reaches the place where it hangs and stops and connect the second disk, as a result, it started further buffering and could boot to the end. I found the following error inside the journal: "The volume RAID1-0 encountered an error and was made read-only. It is recommended to backup your data". After that I went to the "Tom" section and saw several Tomoms created by the machine due to rearranging the disks, started deleting the created volumes, and then I faced the fact that he does not want to delete from the end of the list or from the middle, it was necessary to delete them from above . As a result, I simply rolled back to the factory settings, as he did not want to delete the last volume.

      • Hopchen's avatar
        Hopchen
        Prodigy

        Hi again

         

        It is hard to say what happened here without any insight into the state of NAS at the time. So, you did a factory default and the NAS is up and running again?

         

         

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