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rsbeck
May 12, 2017Aspirant
ReadyNAS NV+ failed disk replaced
Hello, I have the ReadyNas NV+. It came with four 750Gig drives. I saw a message on the front of the unit that one of my drives was experiencing errors, so I removed drive #1, the unit no longe...
Sandshark
May 17, 2017Sensei
Just to clarify: This is an NV+ V2 (external power supply) or NV+ V1 (internal power supply)? Is there any network activioty indicated by the NIC LEDs?
You should have replaced the drive with the power on, BTW.
- SandsharkMay 21, 2017Sensei
Re-answering because the forum must have been reset to an earlier time.
That is an indication of corrupt boot flash. Hopefully, a USB boot recovery will fix it right up. See ReadyNAS LED Lanhuage for more LED codes. While a USB recovery shouldn't harm your data volume, you can put in a spare drive in place of your array if you want extra protection. If you do that, though, make sure you are restoring the same version as is on the drives.
- rsbeckMay 28, 2017Aspirant
Hi Sandshark,
This is an NV+ V1. LED screen on front of unit is dark. I wish I would have replaced the faulty drive with the power on. I have an extra blank 1TB drive. In my array I had 4 750GB drives, but I replaced the faulty one with a 1TB drive from the approved list. How do I do a USB boot recovery?
Thanks,
Rob
- StephenBMay 29, 2017Guru - Experienced User
We have two open threads on this - I am locking this one.
Please follow up here: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Using-your-ReadyNAS/ReadyNAS-NV-v1-Replaced-Drive-Won-t-Boot/m-p/1292170#M130927
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