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Runaway alerts
OK, replaced my dead power supply on my ReadyNAS Business/Pro model RNDP6000. I'm now getting this alert once a minute: 3VDUAL power is out of normal range [expected: 3.30 current: 3.04]. AV...
Since the 24-pin ATX connectors is not repeatedly connected and re-connected, the fact that it is "old" is unlikely to be the problem. 3,3V is on 4 wires -- the orabge ones. You could check that they are making good contact, but I suspect you have a power supply that's genuinely supplying out-of-spec voltage. Did your technician check that voltage under the load of the NAS?
If you've checked and the voltage really is OK, you could edit /etc/sensors.d/system.conf via SSH and change the test limits for the 3.3V. The lines that control that are:
label in2 "AVCC"
set in2_min 3.3 * 0.90
set in2_max 3.3 * 1.10
label in3 VCC3
set in3_min 3.3 * 0.90
set in3_max 3.3 * 1.10
I hate to say anything derogatory about somebody I've never met, but anyone who thinks that's not a problem and says it "could be" because of old connectors and then does no further investigation does not deserve the title "technician".
Sandshark,
I have a legacy ReadyNAS Pro Business RNDP6000 and the same problem as StuBarrett1 after replacing my dead original Seasonic power supply. My ReadyNAS boot_info.log shows min values of 3.12V for both AVCC and 3VDUAL resulting in the runaway alerts for my 3.06V and 3.07V voltages. When I SSH in as root, I don't see the /etc/sensors.d/ directory and can't find the system.conf file. My /etc directory listing has no /sensors.d directory between the /security and /services directories. Any thoughts on this, please?
Thanks,
Karl
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