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Readynas Duo V1 (rnd2150) Interesting boot failure...
Greetings. I'm stumped, and cannot seem to find anyone who's encountered this particular boot behavior. As the subject says, I have a duo that I purchased in 2008 or 2009 that's been running flawl...
Do you need to recover data, or just bring the device back to life? I am assuming the latter...
First try putting the original disks back (in slot order if you know it) with the duo powered down, and then power it up. Check the status with RAIDar, and see what it says.
If you aren't sure of the slot order, you can try powering down again, and swapping the disks.
If that gives no information, try deleting the partitions on one of the drives on your PC. Then put that drive (by itself) in slot 1, and power up the NAS. That should force a factory reset. Of course that loses your data (and config).
First try putting the original disks back (in slot order if you know it) with the duo powered down, and then power it up. Check the status with RAIDar, and see what it says.
If you aren't sure of the slot order, you can try powering down again, and swapping the disks.
If that gives no information, try deleting the partitions on one of the drives on your PC. Then put that drive (by itself) in slot 1, and power up the NAS. That should force a factory reset. Of course that loses your data (and config).
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