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ReadyNAS 104 Unresponsive after 1.30 Hours
Hi, I have two NAS104 with 4TB drives [6.10.7 firmware]. Raid 5 configuration. One [Network2] seems to be having connection issues, will boot up okay but access to files is not happening and aft...
Hi StephenB,
Just to let you know I am resolving this as I have factory reset Network1 [this will take about a week to complete] and have a very heathy Network2 as I managed to get back in and delete the SnapShots and other files after a backup, [both ReadyNAS]. I have ordered a new Synology DS418 [to add to my already Network3 Synology DS418] with 3 10TB disks to give me another 20TB of protected data with space for another 10TB later. The two old ReadyNAS will form the redundancy and backup drives.
Thanks for you assistance, the session for all is, Backup, Backup, and backup some more! Maintenance is certainly a key also so I will have a full program of maintenance for the new hardware architecture.
Best regards,
Jim
jimcocteau wrote:
During this time disks are all okay and heathy [green ticks] access using Netgear RAIDar, there is only 5% data available from the 4 4TB drives so I am thinking to increase capacity by adding 2 10TB drives one at a time using hot sync. I have a feeling the capacity may be the problem.
That could be (and if so, migrating the volume won't help). BTRFS has it's advantages, but it doesn't work well when the volume gets full.
Still, I think it is worth shifting all the disks in network2 to network1 (powered down of course), and see if the problem also happens with that chassis. The configuration is all on the disks, so users, network setup, etc would all migrate with the disks.
Do you have snapshots enabled?
Thanks StephenB,
I have ordered the 10TB disks but will shift the disks and see what occurs before I install the new 10TB disks. I have also ordered a new 4 bay NAS and can finish backing up and then delete files to make space on the old NAS's for Backup.
I have snapshots enabled.
jim
jimcocteau wrote:
I have snapshots enabled.
I'd turn them off when the NAS is responsive. Then delete some (starting with the oldest). That might not free up disk space immediately, but it could help.
Thanks 🙂 Shall do.
I wont be getting back to this until the morning AEST.
jim
Hi StephenB,
Tried the disk migration, from Network2 to network1, same result, I will revert the drives and then wait on the new 10TB disks. Once have installed new and created space on Network2 I will then delete already backed up files, that would give me plenty of space to go back to the original 4TB and use the new 10TB [plus the 2 unused 4TB I keep as spare] to setup the new NAS [Sad to say its not Netgear].
I would like to keep this ticket open until this is resolved.
Thanks,
Jim
Seems I have "do_exit+4c8" error, for the Network1after replacing the original disks, this appears to be a boot up error, do I need to boot from usb?
Seen this on a few forums but it's not clear how to fix.
Thanks
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