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Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v1 salvage operation
Short version: I have a 3TB disk with all my data, that only my old ReadyNAS can access. Right now I can't access it through the ReadyNAS either, cause unknown. I want to keep the data, and avoid a fo...
If you read through the guide, you will realize that the model names are misleading, so you need to be very careful on this. If there is a -100 after the RND2000 you have a v1. If there is a -200, you have a v2.
Hofmann wrote: You're right, it is a v2. RND2000 v2. But the layout of the back is sill identical with the depicted v1 model in the beforementioned link.
If so, it should be able to handle 3TB discs. Remember, i've only ever had 1 of my 2 3TB discs in the readyNAS. I'll try the linuxreader when i get home tonight.
The v2 you are seeing might not mean what you think it does. On the rear label, it is a hardware revision code - it is not the platform type.
The v2 units were introduced in Nov 2011 and there were both models available for a bit, so "3-4 years old" could be either one.
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