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General Protection Fault and trouble striping a new disk to replace a problematic one.
In need of help from data professionals. I have an old unit, it has served me well for years. The last few I have had problems where the nas would freeze and i would have to hard reboot. I kept a...
I have uploaded all of my logs to my public dropbox. send me a message and I will share you the link.
My guess is that errors with the old disks are interfering with the restriping. Restriping has to read all sectors on the installed disks so it can reconstruct the contents on the new disk.
Instructions on sending logs are here: http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/21543/~/how-do-i-send-all-logs-to-readynas-community-moderators/ Try sending them to attn: mdgm, and linking to this thread in the post.
Thanks for the instructions. I have just sent in my log files. I am new on here so I appreciate the help!
I didn't receive your logs. Please try sending them again.
Not sure what's causing this.
I can see your system probably has never been factory reset (wipes all data, settings, everything) over several years of use so there's a lot of history.You've got a dual-layer array so when it resyncs it will do one layer and then move onto the next. So it may appear to be finishing when it's really just finishing the first of the layers.
Have you run the memory test for at least a couple of passes?It could well be worth running the disk test boot menu option as well.
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