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4200v1 Update to 6.7.4
I updated my 4200v1 from 6.6.1 to 6.7.4 with no problem except the Performance page shows fan 1-5, looks ok. The temp thermometers show 4 cores and temp 1, 2, and 3. Also the graph below for the...
Bobbykins wrote:Can I do this with the image file?
Is this a stable version?
Thanks
Bob
Can you do what? The solution I pointed to for the fan and CPU temperature issue is done via SSH after the unit is updated.
The updates have been coming so fast and furious that I've been hesitant to update to 6.7.4 on legacy equipment (which is all but one of my NASes). I'm sure Netgear has not had time or resources to fully test each one on every legacy platform and there has been no beta testing. I've only updated my Pro2 "sandbox" system. I've seen no issues there, but there's a big difference between a 2-bay and 12-bay system.
Sandshark's solution fixed the fan and temp and sensor problem.
I pressed the Accept solution on the wrong message.
Ok after I did this:
# cp /etc/frontview/sensors/RN4200.conf /etc/sensors.d/ # systemctl restart readynasd
My performance looks like this:
Nothing changes, everything stays the same.
The temps are close to my other NAS01, 4200v1 with os 4.2.30. NAS01 has fan speeds around 2900, cpu, 5200 system.
Can I go back to 6.5.2 from 6.7.4 without loosing my data?
Are the fans really running at 10K rpm?
I don't know. My previous image showed them running at 10356, every one of them. I went into the server room and they are not any louder than the 4200 with os 4.2.30.
I would have to pull it out and take the cover off to see.
Is there any other way like a command through ssh?
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