OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!

my mistake : I didn't explained myself correctly. My Ultra is powering normally in less than a minute (via GUI or double press on front button), AND it's NOT powering itself back up !. It remains off.

mdgm wrote:
Do you get the same issue on OS4 (you could use a spare disk and downgrade)? If yes then it could be a faulty power supply or something like that. If no, then perhaps there is a compatibility issue of some sort with OS6.

I'm not really sure who you were directing that question to, but if it was me - the answer is NO. This never happened (that I recall) when the NAS was running OS4. Additionally, after further (and continuing) testing, it does not do this 100% of the time. Unfortunately I have a very narrow window of time in which to perform additional testing, as this is an operational NAS. I'll report back with my findings as time permits. . .

Hello,

is the a way to do a "firmware"-update via ssh? I cannot update my Pro6 with installed 6.1.8RC1 via frontvie. It tells me i have allready the newest "firmware" and the manaul update stops after pressing the uploadbutton, it just shows the normal frontview page after a while. Also tried rebooting with no sucess...

Best regards,
Martin

Yes, however you should try to check for issues such as a full OS partition first.

# cd /var/readynasd
# wget ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-300/ReadyNASOS-6.1.8-x86_-64.zip
# unzip R*.zip
# rm *.html *.zip
# echo /var/readynasd/ReadyNASOS-6.1.8-x86_64.img > /etc/.flash_update
# rn_shutdown -r

ATCIS wrote:

arnomc wrote: => ATCIS: I never noticed such thing on my Ultra2, so I just tried once more to be sure and I confirm than mine is shutting down is less than 30sec. Mine shuts down just fine also. . . 1.) Log in to GUI 2.) Click on "Shut Down" 3.) Within 30 to 45 seconds NAS is powered down 4.) Wait 3 to 5 minutes (never actually timed it) 5.) Pro 6 turns itself back on The only way to prevent it from coming back on all by itself is to flip the physical power switch on the back of the NAS. . .

/var/spool/frontview/shutdown/080_Poweron
This perl script set the RTC timer to power on the ReadyNAS after 5 minutes by default.

pardieu wrote:

Just upgraded for the first time from v4.2.26 to v6.1.8 with my Pro 6! (reason being DVBLogic now releasing their new version of their TV server only on OS6) First, globally everything went fine. Thanks to the author of the upgrade add-in. I have only a concern about the fan regularly going too slow and causing some annoying alerts I have documented the issue there: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=71155&p=425482#p425482 The system is un-changed, no hack.

After some time after the first reboot, the system temperature now stabilizes at 62 deg. and the fan at about 800 rpm. CPU temperature being still at 39 deg. Maybe the reboot did help

Thanks mdgm,

os paritition seems to be ok:

~# df
Filesystem      1K-blocks       Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs            4192192    2241088   1365968  63% /
tmpfs               10240          4     10236   1% /dev
/dev/md0          4192192    2241088   1365968  63% /
tmpfs              508416          0    508416   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs              508416       5892    502524   2% /run
tmpfs              508416          0    508416   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs              508416          0    508416   0% /media
/dev/md127     1948662656 1875413792        64 100% /data
/dev/md127     1948662656 1875413792        64 100% /home
/dev/md127     1948662656 1875413792        64 100% /apps
/dev/md127     1948662656 1875413792        64 100% /run/nfs4/data/Download
/dev/md127     1948662656 1875413792        64 100% /run/nfs4/home

I'm trying your hint now...

Best regards,
Martin

Edit:
via the commandline the update was no problem. Thank again!

menkelis wrote:
/var/spool/frontview/shutdown/080_Poweron This perl script set the RTC timer to power on the ReadyNAS after 5 minutes by default.

I'm a little unclear about this reply as I have no such directory structure. . .
Mine goes:
/var/spool/cron
/var/spool/mail
/var/spool/netatalk

I have no such directory /var/spool/frontview <----
Please clarify. . .

It looks like menkelis is referring to a file from OS4 not OS6

mdgm wrote:
It looks like menkelis is referring to a file from OS4 not OS6

Thank you for clearing that up :thumbsup: