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haigha
Dec 24, 2022Aspirant
ReadyNAS 104 No Volume Exists
Greetings: I was having an issue with my ReadyNAS 104 [see: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS-in-Business/ReadyNAS-104-Inaccessible-ReadyNAS-Admin-Page-is-Offline/td-p/2241534] which I thought I'd resolved.
I replaced the failing drive #4 and the NAS recognized a new drive had been inserted.
I upgraded to the latest firmware (6.10.8) and rebooted to start the RAID rebuild, but the NAS is no longer seeing any volumes.
I removed the new drive and rebooted again, still no volumes.
Any suggestions/assistance appreciated.
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
haigha wrote:
I replaced the failing drive #4 and the NAS recognized a new drive had been inserted.
I upgraded to the latest firmware (6.10.8) and rebooted to start the RAID rebuild, but the NAS is no longer seeing any volumes.
It would have been better to wait for the resync to complete before you updated the firmware and rebooted.
Do you still have an up-to-date backup?
- haighaAspirant
I did try waiting for the new drive to rebuild, but the NAS just sat there inactive.
After a day-and-a-half, I decided to try the reboot.
I don't have a full back-up, but I was able to back up my most important files to a USB.
It's looking like I may have to create a new volume and start reloading the files I have backed up.
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
haigha wrote:
It's looking like I may have to create a new volume and start reloading the files I have backed up.
If you decide to do that, then I suggest doing a factory default, which would rebuild everything.
You can do that either from the boot menu, or from system->setting in the NAS web ui.
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