I wish I could reply in French, but unfortunately I am limited to English. MickaelKail wrote: Jusqu'à maintenant, après avoir passé des heures et des heures de recherche, je serai sur le modèle RAIDiator-Sparc-4.1.16. Je ne suis pas certain de cette référence et de plus, je n'arrive pas à l'installer. This is the correct (and most recent) firmware for your ReadyNAS. Can you provide more information on what your problem is? Can you try using the RAIDar utility to find the ReadyNAS status? https://kb.netgear.com/20684/ReadyNAS-Downloads#raidar Any version will do for this - you should probably start with version 6.x Can you log in to the NAS by browsing to http:/nas-ip-address/admin Use the actual IP address of course.

MickaelKail wrote: Hello and thank you for your answer, No problem for an answer in English! Thank you Google translate. Yes, RAIDar works perfectly and sees the NAS. All is OK except "corrupted root". By cons, I can not log in with the IP address (which works with the address of my box Internet). My concern is the procedure of reinstalling the firmware. You shouldn't be doing a USB recovery at all - that is the wrong fix. A USB recovery restores the flash memory in your ReadyNAS. But your problem is with the OS partition on the disks - not the flash memory. Try doing an OS reinstall using the ReadyNAS boot menu. This is described on pages 23-24 of the hardware manual here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RND2110/Duov1_NV+v1_HW_en_06Dec11.pdf This shouldn't affect your data. It will do a partial reinstall of the OS partition on the disks. It will also reset your network configuration to use DHCP reset the NAS admin password to netgear1

Hello and thank you for your answer, No problem for an answer in English! Thank you Google translate.Yes, RAIDar works perfectly and sees the NAS. All is OK except "corrupted root".By cons, I can not log in with the IP address (which works with the address of my box Internet).My concern is the procedure of reinstalling the firmware.When I copy RAIDiator 4.1.16 with RaWrite32 Disk Image Tool to a USB flash drive, it does not work, error message.If I decompress RAIDiator and copy it to a USB stick, I also have an error. I do not have to use the correct installation procedure.In any case, a big thank you for your help. Cordially. Michel-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bonjour et merci pour votre réponse, Aucun souci pour une réponse en anglais ! Merci Google translate.Oui, RAIDar fonctionne parfaitement et voit le NAS. Tout est OK sauf "racine corrompue".Par contre, je n'arrive pas à me loguer avec l'adresse IP (qui fonctionne avec l'adresse de ma box Internet).Mon souci est la procédure de réinstallation du firmware.Lorsque je copie RAIDiator 4.1.16 avec RaWrite32 Disk Image Tool sur une clé USB, cela ne focntionne pas, message d'erreur.Si je décompresse RAIDiator et le copie ainsi sur une clé USB, j'ai également une erreur.Je ne dois pas utiliser la bonne procédure d'installation.En tous cas, un grand merci pour votre aide.Cordialement.Michel

Thank you for your reply. This may be the solution to my problem. Unavailable for about 2 hours, I will keep you informed of the rest of the afternoon. Thank you again for your answers and their speed. Cordially. Michel

HELLO AGAIN, I have just tried to reinstall the operating system according to the procedure of the guide page 23 and 24, below:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To perform an OS reinstall or factory reset:1. Power off your system.2. Using a straightened paper clip, press and hold the Reset button.3. As you continue to hold the Reset button, press and release the Power button.4. When the name of the correct boot mode displays in the status display screen, release theReset button.“OS reinstall” displays in the status display in 5 seconds.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------unfortunately it did not work and the following error message appeared: BAD FIRMWARE.I wish it was the solution ...What do you think ?Thanking you again for your wise advice.SincerelyMichel

Hello again I found this on the Internet:--------------------------------------------------Have you tried a firmware reinstallation?Process:Reinstalling the systemThis page is not to the default .... Reset to the back of the chassis.Locate the reset pinhole.ReadyNAS Duo / NV / NV +: The hole is located next to the USB port on the back.Get a repaired and reversed trombone.After 5 seconds, you get the first flash of the operating system. Rely InstallAfter 30 seconds you will go to the second flash of the LED corresponding to the default setting.For reinstallation of the operating system, be sure to release it to the first flash (about 5 seconds). If you hold the pin down too long, the factory setting will be made. The installation system installed the operating system that is on the memory chip. Reinstalling the operating system will not erase the drives, but will reset the passwords.--------------------------------------------------In my previous post, I failed to mention that I waited 5 seconds.In the procedure above, there is another solution that would follow chronologically (factory setting). The text is not clear to me and seems to say that this last solution does not affect the data !!!Yet everything I've read so far says the opposite and the data would be lost.I can not lose my data.Thank you.Michel

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MickaelKail
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Aug 08, 2019
Hello and thank you for your answer,
No problem for an answer in English! Thank you Google translate.
Yes, RAIDar works perfectly and sees the NAS. All is OK except "corrupted root".
By cons, I can not log in with the IP address (which works with the address of my box Internet).
My concern is the procedure of reinstalling the firmware.
When I copy RAIDiator 4.1.16 with RaWrite32 Disk Image Tool to a USB flash drive, it does not work, error message.
If I decompress RAIDiator and copy it to a USB stick, I also have an error. I do not have to use the correct installation procedure.
In any case, a big thank you for your help. Cordially. Michel
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Bonjour et merci pour votre réponse,

Aucun souci pour une réponse en anglais ! Merci Google translate.
Oui, RAIDar fonctionne parfaitement et voit le NAS. Tout est OK sauf "racine corrompue".
Par contre, je n'arrive pas à me loguer avec l'adresse IP (qui fonctionne avec l'adresse de ma box Internet).
Mon souci est la procédure de réinstallation du firmware.
Lorsque je copie RAIDiator 4.1.16 avec RaWrite32 Disk Image Tool sur une clé USB, cela ne focntionne pas, message d'erreur.
Si je décompresse RAIDiator et le copie ainsi sur une clé USB, j'ai également une erreur.
Je ne dois pas utiliser la bonne procédure d'installation.
En tous cas, un grand merci pour votre aide.
Cordialement.
Michel
- StephenB
  Guru - Experienced User
  Aug 08, 2019
  MickaelKail wrote:
  
  Hello and thank you for your answer,
  
  No problem for an answer in English! Thank you Google translate.
  
  Yes, RAIDar works perfectly and sees the NAS. All is OK except "corrupted root".
  
  By cons, I can not log in with the IP address (which works with the address of my box Internet).
  
  My concern is the procedure of reinstalling the firmware.
  
  You shouldn't be doing a USB recovery at all - that is the wrong fix. A USB recovery restores the flash memory in your ReadyNAS. But your problem is with the OS partition on the disks - not the flash memory.
  
  Try doing an OS reinstall using the ReadyNAS boot menu. This is described on pages 23-24 of the hardware manual here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RND2110/Duov1_NV+v1_HW_en_06Dec11.pdf
  
  This shouldn't affect your data. It will do a partial reinstall of the OS partition on the disks. It will also
  
  reset your network configuration to use DHCP
  
  reset the NAS admin password to netgear1
  - MickaelKail
    Aspirant
    Aug 08, 2019
    Thank you for your reply. This may be the solution to my problem. Unavailable for about 2 hours, I will keep you informed of the rest of the afternoon. Thank you again for your answers and their speed. Cordially. Michel
MickaelKail
Aspirant
Aug 08, 2019
I have just read your last message. I take care of it immediately. Thank you
- MickaelKail
  Aspirant
  Aug 08, 2019
  Here is the screenshot of RAIDar. The discs are no longer visible. But the message "root corrupted" turned into "bad disc detected"
  Thanks again for all the time you spend helping me.
  - StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User
    Aug 08, 2019
    MickaelKail wrote:
    
    Here is the screenshot of RAIDar. The discs are no longer visible. But the message "root corrupted" turned into "bad disc detected"
    
    Perhaps power down the NAS and test the disks in a Windows PC. You can connect them with either SATA or a USB adapter/dock.
    
    Use Lifeguard for Western Digital; Seatools for Seagate.