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tekngolong
Feb 25, 2015Aspirant
Readynas Duo V1 intermittent issues
Hello, I've had my ReadyNAS Duo V1 (RND2175) for about 5 years now [current Raidiator = 4.1.14, current Raidar = 4.3.8], which has been working perfectly until recently, when I started to receive e...
vandermerwe
Feb 27, 2015Master
I take it you haven't managed to backup the data?
It is really essential to maintain backups of the nas data all the time in case situations like this arise. Raid on one device is not a backup solution
Did you know the volume was so full - this certainly will be contributing to your problems.
You have 3 options:
1. Contact Netgear support and ask them for help retrieving your data, this will involve paying for data retrieval with no guarantee of success.
2. Power down, remove disk 1, attach it to a PC and try to read disk 1 using linux reader:
http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/
If the disk can be read you may be able to see and backup your data.
3. Power down, remove disk 1 and clone it. You will need to use a cloning utility that does sector by sector cloning. Insert the clone and try to boot the duo.
I think option 3 is unlikely to be helpful but will give you another copy of disk 1.
It is really essential to maintain backups of the nas data all the time in case situations like this arise. Raid on one device is not a backup solution
Did you know the volume was so full - this certainly will be contributing to your problems.
You have 3 options:
1. Contact Netgear support and ask them for help retrieving your data, this will involve paying for data retrieval with no guarantee of success.
2. Power down, remove disk 1, attach it to a PC and try to read disk 1 using linux reader:
http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/
If the disk can be read you may be able to see and backup your data.
3. Power down, remove disk 1 and clone it. You will need to use a cloning utility that does sector by sector cloning. Insert the clone and try to boot the duo.
I think option 3 is unlikely to be helpful but will give you another copy of disk 1.
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