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ReadyNAS NV - Corrupt Root
Hello, I have a ReadyNAS NV that had been performing well for several years using 1.5 TB drives. I decided to give it a bit more room and expand to 2.0 TB drives. The first swap went well, the 2nd ...
the data is backed up enough. I was going to do the 4.1.10 update and whatnot after I was sure everything was going to work.
I'm a bit confused on the order of things here.
First, make sure all the partitions are deleted on the 4 drives I want to use. I do this in a PC, correct?
Second, insert one drive, update to 4.1.7 (or higher) and do a factory reset? What are the steps to do this?
Then wipe the partition off that drive, power down the ReadyNAS, insert 4 drives, and it should be ready to go?
I'm guessing at some point the ReadyNAS is going to lose the settings I had on it (IP, shares, rights, etc)? What is the default login/password and how do I go about connecting to it?
Thanks
I'm a bit confused on the order of things here.
First, make sure all the partitions are deleted on the 4 drives I want to use. I do this in a PC, correct?
Second, insert one drive, update to 4.1.7 (or higher) and do a factory reset? What are the steps to do this?
Then wipe the partition off that drive, power down the ReadyNAS, insert 4 drives, and it should be ready to go?
I'm guessing at some point the ReadyNAS is going to lose the settings I had on it (IP, shares, rights, etc)? What is the default login/password and how do I go about connecting to it?
Thanks
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