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Raidar volume status
Hi. Looked eveywhere but i cannot find any documentation explaining the volunme status graphic. wouldnt have thought it would be that hard...but hey that's IT for you. I had a drive fail. Theyre...
Hello owen67,
If you are trying to format the disks and you do not care about the data stored to the volume or there is no data, you may factory reset the NAS. Factory reset will definitely format all the disks that are inserted to the NAS to the ReadyNAS file system format which will not only delete the current settings but will also wipe out all the data.
Here's an article of how to get to the boot menu:
How do I access the boot menu on my ReadyNAS 104, 204, 214, or 314?
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Regards,
JennC wrote:
Here's an article of how to get to the boot menu:
How do I access the boot menu on my ReadyNAS 104, 204, 214, or 314?
Of course the perform factory default control on the settings menu does the same thing - and is a bit easier than messing with the boot menu.
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