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Codeq
Jul 18, 2011Aspirant
Problem with ST2000DL003 after upgrading NV+
Hi folks, I'm a little bit pissed, because last time, upgrading from 2x750GB to 4x1TB WD Green Drives failed. And Netgear kicked out theses drives from the comp.list and denied support afterwards!!...
Codeq
Jul 19, 2011Aspirant
I've backed up everything because i never again trust this ReadyNAS. Only bad thing would be that all timestamps of each files will be lost. :roll:
I cant connect these drives to my computer, because I cant read such big drives. Don't know why.
"Current Pending" stays zero on all drives.
There is no indication that the drives has any error. but every time I try to read or write some data it increases the "drive reset" counter and while doing so all data transfers are stuck for some seconds.
Drive resets are now up to 860. What does this mean? Is this ok, or is this bad?
Do I have to RMA the drives or are they ok? Is it again in incompatibility I found afterwards?
There must be someone who can tell me if I own some bricks or a good data storage! :evil:
And one question. Can I go back to my old 4 drives by replacing the new ones while the NV+ is powered off and just reboot? These are full but are runnin stable!
I cant connect these drives to my computer, because I cant read such big drives. Don't know why.
"Current Pending" stays zero on all drives.
There is no indication that the drives has any error. but every time I try to read or write some data it increases the "drive reset" counter and while doing so all data transfers are stuck for some seconds.
SMART-Attribute
Spin Up Time 0
Start Stop Count 12
Reallocated Sector Count 0
Power On Hours 184
Spin Retry Count 0
Power Cycle Count 10
G-Sense Error Rate 0
Power-Off Retract Count 8
Load Cycle Count 12
Temperature Celsius 36
Current Pending Sector 0
Offline Uncorrectable 0
UDMA CRC Error Count 0
Head Flying Hours 21835613733048
ATA Error Count 0
Drive resets are now up to 860. What does this mean? Is this ok, or is this bad?
Do I have to RMA the drives or are they ok? Is it again in incompatibility I found afterwards?
There must be someone who can tell me if I own some bricks or a good data storage! :evil:
And one question. Can I go back to my old 4 drives by replacing the new ones while the NV+ is powered off and just reboot? These are full but are runnin stable!
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