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corneym
Aspirant
Dec 13, 2015

ReadyNAS NV+ Fails to Power Up after Electricity Outage

I have two Ready NAS NV+ boxes and both have experienced failure to restart after electricity outages due to storms and similar situations.  The two systems seem to be taking it in turn as to which will not start after these electricity outages (I know that is not at all scientific).  Both seem to have come back to life after a few weeks of downtime or after another electricity outage.  Any ideas on what is going on here?  Or how to make the restart happen sooner?

 

Box 1 (currently powered up) - Firmware 4.1.14, Linux 2.6.17.14 ReadyNAS

Box 2 (currently will not power up) - not sure

 

 

4 Replies

  • Retired_Member's avatar
    Retired_Member

    I am having the same isuse with my ReadyNAS NV+ v3.  Just stopped working but was working fine the night before power outage??? Are you saying if I leave it off for a few days (unplugged from power) it will just come back to life suddenly.  All I really want is to retrieve some data... don't really care about the box as it's going straight into the bin after I get data off.

    • StephenB's avatar
      StephenB
      Guru - Experienced User

      Retired_Member wrote:

      I am having the same isuse with my ReadyNAS NV+ v3.  Just stopped working but was working fine the night before power outage??? Are you saying if I leave it off for a few days (unplugged from power) it will just come back to life suddenly.  


      Is it not powering on?  Or just failing to boot?

       

      If the latter, what status is RAIDar telling you?

       

      Also, how many disks are installed?  xraid or flexraid?

  • Retired_Member's avatar
    Retired_Member
    no power dead. but funny thing I pressed the power button randomly and booted again. shut it down and now it's dead again. what the.... failing psu?
    • mdgm-ntgr's avatar
      mdgm-ntgr
      NETGEAR Employee Retired

      Could well be a failing PSU. As always there are multiple possibilities but this would be the most likely.

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