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RNASguy
Aug 22, 2012Luminary
Firmware upgrade fail #19255699
Had a fail when I attempted to update firmware from 4.1.8 to 4.1.9 as follows:
Issue with Firmware update for:
ReadyNAS Duo serial # 24M3037701D1A
This chassis was replaced on March 21, 2012 under warranty on RMA # 1086906
Problem:
NAS was running fine and I rec’d an email that there was a firmware update available to 4.1.9 I then downloaded the update to a folder on one of my networked computers. On the NAS dashboard I went to the update tab and browsed to the downloaded 4.1.9 file. And clicked update. I rec’d a message that I needed to reboot the NAS to complete the update.
After the reboot I rec’d an email that said:
“Firmware update failed verifying flash.”
The NAS was NOT accessible over the net. I forced a shutdown by holding down the power button, and then did a reboot. On reboot the blue power button does a slow blink On-Off, and the both drive lights blink On-Off. I then did a forced shutdown again.
What next.
Issue with Firmware update for:
ReadyNAS Duo serial # 24M3037701D1A
This chassis was replaced on March 21, 2012 under warranty on RMA # 1086906
Problem:
NAS was running fine and I rec’d an email that there was a firmware update available to 4.1.9 I then downloaded the update to a folder on one of my networked computers. On the NAS dashboard I went to the update tab and browsed to the downloaded 4.1.9 file. And clicked update. I rec’d a message that I needed to reboot the NAS to complete the update.
After the reboot I rec’d an email that said:
“Firmware update failed verifying flash.”
The NAS was NOT accessible over the net. I forced a shutdown by holding down the power button, and then did a reboot. On reboot the blue power button does a slow blink On-Off, and the both drive lights blink On-Off. I then did a forced shutdown again.
What next.
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredDo you use Windows or Mac?
- RNASguyLuminaryre: original purchase date: I no longer have that info, but the RMA swap out was under warranty. Might be available in Netgear files based on the RMA number.
This Ready NAS is a Duo v1 but second hardware revision ... sez v2 on the bottom sticker, but box is SPARC powered.
re: available computer OS: Windows... XPpro or Win7 Ultimate
I think I have the port forwarded correctly, so I will now post in the case file the IP info.
bc - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredPlease download a free program called PuTTy (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/) and try to telnet to the NAS and check to see if you get a login prompt (you won't know the credentials but support will for when they remotely login). Seeing you can't see the NAS in RAIDar it would be a good idea to check to do this, just to make sure the telnet service is started and accessible over your network.
- RNASguyLuminaryOK, IP info is in case file. I will try to telnet to the box and report back.
- RNASguyLuminaryOK, so I have tried both putty and puttytel and when run they open a window, but there is no log on prompt.
It has been about 256 yrs since I did telnet, and I don't know putty, so I can not be sure of this result. Is there a cmd that I can send to get a log on prompt as a response, or in fact any hello cmd.
bc - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredIf you select the telnet option in PuTTy and enter the correct I.P. address (you'd use the LAN I.P. of the NAS when on the same LAN as the NAS) you should get a login prompt. Seeing you don't it doesn't look like tech support mode is working on your system.
- RNASguyLuminaryYes, using Putty in telnet mode I used the new ip that appeared in the router. Putty opens a new command prompt like window but there is nothing in it except the green cursor block.
- RNASguyLuminaryThanks mdgm, but not sure where to go next on this??
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredPerhaps try USB Boot Recovery. I'd possibly wait for support to suggest that before doing that though.
It's possible there's a problem with the flash in the unit and if still within 3 years of purchase (Duo has 3 year warranty) another RMA replacement might be needed. - RNASguyLuminaryHEY, THANKS for your help and support. I will wait for support to do something. Funny thing is... They have made no entries in the case file. So I will just wait some more. But, I do need access to that data.
thanks again...
bc
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