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rdorian
Nov 18, 2014Aspirant
Losing Volume on Raid 0 #24221687
Hi I have a strange issue with losing my volume after the first NAS restart after initial set-up. All 4 drives check out fine in Windows, memory test and disk checks have been done via the NAS and ...
rdorian
Dec 12, 2014Aspirant
I can confirm that the disk unlock performed by mdgm worked. My NAS systems are syncing as I type this.
To summarise for anyone looking at this thread with same issue. Without physically trying it myself, it would appear that once the SSH add-on is installed, and you’ve logged in to your NAS using something like mobaXterm or putty (your NAS username is “root” and the password is your normal admin password) the commands you need are:
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sda
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sda
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdb
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdb
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdc
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdc
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdd
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdd
with the a, b, c, d at the end representing each of the physical disks of your NAS.
Well this is my understanding of it. If this isn’t fully correct, then feel free to correct me mdgm.
To mdgm, thanks you for your help with this issue. You’re a life saver. I’d also like to thank vandermerwe for his input.
Thanks again guys.
To summarise for anyone looking at this thread with same issue. Without physically trying it myself, it would appear that once the SSH add-on is installed, and you’ve logged in to your NAS using something like mobaXterm or putty (your NAS username is “root” and the password is your normal admin password) the commands you need are:
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sda
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sda
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdb
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdb
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdc
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdc
hdparm --security-unlock NETGEAR /dev/sdd
hdparm --security-disable NETGEAR /dev/sdd
with the a, b, c, d at the end representing each of the physical disks of your NAS.
Well this is my understanding of it. If this isn’t fully correct, then feel free to correct me mdgm.
To mdgm, thanks you for your help with this issue. You’re a life saver. I’d also like to thank vandermerwe for his input.
Thanks again guys.
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