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ReadyNAS Pro will not power on
Please help. I have a ReadyNAS raid storage unit Business/Pro model RNDP6000 with 6 disk slots. I returned from vacation to find my AC had quit and the house was very warm. I used the fron...
StuBarrett1 wrote:
... the CMOS battery was pulled during the debug process so I lost the CMOS settings. ... Is that equivalent to a "factory reset"?
The CMOS battery only keeps the real time clock ticking - which is needed for the power schedule feature.
So you haven't lost anything.
OK, figured out the PS is bad. Getting a replacement.
I'm worried that putting my data disks back into the unit will corrupt them as the CMOS battery was pulled during the debug process so I lost the CMOS settings.
Is that euqivilant to a "factory reset"?
Is there a procedure for recovering the data from my disks after losing the CMOS settings?
Failing that, is there a NETGEAR Service that I can ship the disks to that can make sure the data is not lost? I have a snapshot of most of the data, but it is several months old.
Thanks agaim, Stu
StuBarrett1 wrote:
... the CMOS battery was pulled during the debug process so I lost the CMOS settings. ... Is that equivalent to a "factory reset"?
The CMOS battery only keeps the real time clock ticking - which is needed for the power schedule feature.
So you haven't lost anything.
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