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Freerider1973
Mar 15, 2021Aspirant
Help please - Readynas 6 Ultra stuck on booting with ‘Readnas’ screen
Hi there I have a Readynas ultra 6 that was working fine - until it wasn't. Latest raidiator software installed 4.2.31 Stuck on booting screen 'Readynas' Reseting to boot menu not workin...
mdgm
Mar 15, 2021Virtuoso
Power down the NAS, remove the disks (label order) and see if you boot the NAS normally if it comes up with the error No Disks Detected.
If that is what happens the problem is probably a failing disk.
StephenB
Mar 15, 2021Guru - Experienced User
mdgm wrote:
Power down the NAS, remove the disks (label order) and see if you boot the NAS normally if it comes up with the error No Disks Detected.
If that is what happens the problem is probably a failing disk.
And if the symptoms don't change, it is likely a failed power supply.
- SandsharkMar 15, 2021Sensei
The NAS will say "ReadyNAS" if there is nothing but 5VDC from the power supply, and I don't think that even has to be all that well regulated. And the power supply is the usual item to go first. So I agree that's probably the problem, though there are others (most of which are non-repairable).
The Ultra6 uses a standard SFX (aka micro ATX) format supply except that it has a longer main cable. You can purchase a standard supply and an extender, or there is a seller on eBay that has them with a longer cable and all other necessary connectors already there. If you have a standard ATX12V supply, you can hook that up externally to either test that it is the supply or recover data from the drives if you don't plan to fix it. Although the original supply is 300W, the distribution between the various voltages is unusual. I recommend at least a 350W supply, and a 400W is better,. as a replacement.
If you just want to move on, there are other options for data recovery, too.
- Freerider1973Mar 19, 2021Aspirant
Hello Sandshark - thanks for your reply.
I did as you suggested - replaced power supply - have a 450w one in there.
With or without disks in still just sits on 'ReadyNas' when powered on.
With the disks in it doesn't sound like the disks spin up.
Disks are almost brand new Seagate Ironwolf Nas drives.
Raid 5 was built and working fine, data had been written to and from.
I've tried using reset button as per normal - holding till the menu comes up - nothing.
Anything else you could recommend?
Thanks in advance.
Freerider.
- StephenBMar 19, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Freerider1973 wrote:
I did as you suggested - replaced power supply - have a 450w one in there.
With or without disks in still just sits on 'ReadyNas' when powered on.
It sounds like the NAS is only receiving 5 volts from the supply.
- Freerider1973Mar 19, 2021Aspirant
Hi StephenB
Thank you for your reply.
Tried what you recommended - please see my reply to Sandshark.
Any help truly appreciated.
Freerider
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