ReadyNas 204 stuck at 99% boot

So I have gone through all of the links here I could find here and still no solution.

• I am stuck at 99% boot
• admin page will accept login but not load
• I am able to ssh into it
• Data will mount and I have taken an extra backup just in case

I see this repeating in systemd.journal.log:

Parsing config
Access rules valid 1
Service valid remote 1
service remote ReadyNAS Remote 0 1 0
Access rules valid 1
Service valid replication 1
service replication ReadyNAS Replication 1 1 0
Service config valid 1
Setting port forwarding
Applying firewall 0
Applying rescan devices 1
Applying connection method type 0
Applying connection try mask 0
Running as multipresence-compatible server.
Applying peer route type 1
P2P username: **************
url https://peernetwork.netgear.com:443//peernetwork/services/LeafNetsConfigWebService
SOAP 1.1 fault: SOAP-ENV:Client [no subcode]
"Name or service not known"
Detail: getaddrinfo failed in tcp_connect()
Error configuring peer network
Error configuring network -1
Cleanup web service
Cleanup params
Error logging in
Error starting application -6
Start state -1

This is repeating in system.log:

[cgi:error] [pid 6365] [client ***.***.**.**:53664] AH01215: Connect rddclient failed: /frontview/lib/dbbroker.cgi, referer: http://***.***.**.***/admin/
[cgi:error] [pid 2593] [client ***.***.**.**:53663] AH01215: Connect rddclient failed: /frontview/lib/dbbroker.cgi, referer: http://***.***.**.***/admin/
[cgi:error] [pid 2595] [client ***.***.**.**:53668] AH01215: Connect rddclient failed: /frontview/lib/dbbroker.cgi, referer: http://***.***.**.***/admin/
[cgi:error] [pid 6365] [client ***.***.**.**:53671] AH01215: Connect rddclient failed: /frontview/lib/dbbroker.cgi, referer: http://***.***.**.***/admin/
[cgi:error] [pid 2595] [client ***.***.**.**:53672] AH01215: Connect rddclient failed: /frontview/lib/dbbroker.cgi, referer: http://***.***.**.***/admin/

At this point I don't remember all of the things I've tried but the big ones:

• reinstalling firmware/OS
• trying to start without any drives in (still didn't complete boot), then reinserting in different order
• The root partition was initially full with logs. One of the first things I did was remove the offending log. Think it was related to Logitec media server (I never remember turning this on). It is now above what I've seen here is the normal, 20-30%, at 50% full but has space.

Is there anything else someone might recommend trying or is the only remaining step to do a factory reset?