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Tutor

Nov 16, 2016

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All Shares appear to be missing [ReadyNAS Ultra 2; Radiator 4.2.28]

Some weeks ago I (possibly stupidly) ignored a reported filesystem consistency check failure. Have had the check pass successfully since. Today I discovered that I can no longer connect to any o...

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TigerRob
Nov 18, 2016
Thank you all for your help (esp. StephenB for the mention of crashplan)

3.5GB in /usr/local/crashplan/iupgrade ...

Stopped crashplan, moved that directory off to the data partition and softlinked to it, rebooted, and I appear to be back in business.

bedlam1

Prodigy

Nov 17, 2016

This post might help you out as a start https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS/How-do-i-clean-md0/td-p/1138772

One other option is to perform a Factory Reset (this wipes ALL data, so get a full backup), if you go down that route you may want to consider upgrading to the latest OS 6 system

see here http://netgear.nas-central.org/wiki/OS6_on_Legacy_x86

StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Nov 17, 2016
Do you have crashplan installed?
- TigerRob
  Tutor
  Nov 17, 2016
  StephenB - yes I am running Crashplan. From other threads it appears there might be some Crashplan directories that grow (and should be moved onto a data partition). Pointers for cleaning up the crashplan installation and moving the appropriate directory would be much appreciated.
  - bedlam1
    Prodigy
    Nov 17, 2016
    TigerRob you are welcome, installing OS 6 will give you a whole lot more functionality though, you will have to reinstall apps though, and other settings..
    It works like a charm on my legacy Readynas Pro 4
TigerRob
Tutor
Nov 17, 2016
Thanks bedlam1. Some good pointers to get me going. Will start analysing tonight. Whilst I have backups and factory reset is an option, I hope that won't be necessary.