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My NV+ died :(
Hi all!
I have a problem - my nas is not turning on. I suspect that power supply is dead, so my questions are:
1. Is there any way to buy the power supply that is compatible with ReayNAS NV+ (RND4000-100NAS)?
2. If the answer on 1st question is "No" - is there any way to use any other power supply? It looks like that it's just standard ATX, but i want to be sure.
3. If the answers on 1st and 2nd questions are "No", the last question - is there any way to get the information from the hard disks? I suspect that there's just ordinary linux LVM RAID, but not sure, of course.
If any one has any idea - you're welcome.
I have a problem - my nas is not turning on. I suspect that power supply is dead, so my questions are:
1. Is there any way to buy the power supply that is compatible with ReayNAS NV+ (RND4000-100NAS)?
2. If the answer on 1st question is "No" - is there any way to use any other power supply? It looks like that it's just standard ATX, but i want to be sure.
3. If the answers on 1st and 2nd questions are "No", the last question - is there any way to get the information from the hard disks? I suspect that there's just ordinary linux LVM RAID, but not sure, of course.
If any one has any idea - you're welcome.
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- When did you purchase this NV+? Depending on when you purchased it, it may still be under warranty.
The RND4PSU1 is the PSU for the NV+ (v1)
A standard ATX PSU won't work. It needs to be modified. - >When did you purchase this NV+? Depending on when you purchased it, it may still be under warranty.
The problem is than i'm not in the USA so the logistics will be very expensive.
>The RND4PSU1 is the PSU for the NV+ (v1)
Thanks for information!
Ok, one more question - as is i can see, my problem can be also with the motherboard (which is less possible, afaik, but anyway), so is there any way to test the power supply? I mean, kinda "if the power supply is ok, it should give +5V on green wire and should give +12V on red wire if yellow and blue are short circuited", or something like. - And what about to read information from hdds (maybe on the other PC with linux via usb-sata adapters)? Am i right and there's just ordinary LVM, or Netgear uses some proprietary raids?
- I've ordered and installed a new power supply and storage is working now! mdgm, thanks for help!
PS. starting to think about to make a local spares stock :)
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