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ReadyNAS OS 6.9.1 F/W Update GUI Access + USB Drive issues
I've (unforunately) updated to OS 6.9.1 and seem to have lost access to the Web GUI...just loads "Connecting to the ReadyNAS Admin Page..." then "ReadyNAS Admin Page is offline....".
I have also lost access to the attached USB drive (SMB). Works fine in Windows but not on the NAS (all USB ports checked).
Raidar shows the following:
2017-12-04 12:47:15: ufsd: "mount" (sdh2): is unmounted at 2017-12-04 02:17:13
2017-12-04 12:47:14: ufsd: "mount" (sdh2): is mounted as NTFS at 2017-12-04 02:17:13
2017-12-04 12:47:13: ufsd: "mount" (sdh2): is mounted as NTFS at 2017-12-04 02:17:13
2017-12-04 12:42:07: ufsd: "umount" (sdh2): is unmounted at 2017-12-04 02:12:07
2017-12-04 11:05:48: ufsd: "smbd" (sdh2): fallocate: ignore keep_size for inode 0x83ea6.
2017-12-04 11:05:43: ufsd: "smbd" (sdh2): fallocate: ignore keep_size for inode 0x83ea6.
2017-12-04 11:05:38: ufsd: "smbd" (sdh2): fallocate: ignore keep_size for inode 0x83ea6.
Any way to fix or rollback f/w?
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Hi J_s1,
Thank you for sharing your resolution and/or workaround. We appreciate your contribution to the community.
Feel free to post any suggestions, questions, recommendations or anything about your NAS that you think needs attention or will help others.Regards,
JohnCM_S
NETGEAR Community TeamI have many reboot but does not work for me.
I have a ReadyNAS 102, after I updated to Firmware 6.9.1, when I try to access it through the web it said offline, I used admin page and check Ready Cloud was off. So I turned it on but I was still unable to access it. So I recheck, it was on but when I refresh the web page it was off. So I try to turn off ReadyNAS, the power light start blinking I wait for couple of weeks, but the power light was still blinking, so I unplug and plug again, but it goes blinking, now I can not access admin page. I tried with OS reinstall (with boot menu) it looks change something because I have to use the default password but admin page is still refuse to connect. At this point I worry for my data. I installed RAIDar it find the readyNAS but admin page fail, browse show empty, locate works (make blink the light), download logs fails and with diagnostics I got ...
Successfully completed diagnostics
System
Disk 1 has 3 Current Pending Sectors
Disk 2 has 3 Current Pending Sectors
Volume root is 100.00% full
Volume root is degraded
Volume data is inactive
Volume data-0 is inactive
Volume data is inactive
Logs
No errors found.
System Management
2017-12-31 16:15:01: rndb_create() ==> 3 (222ms)
2017-12-31 16:15:01: Error create table (db)
2017-12-31 16:15:01: dba create failed
2017-12-31 16:15:00: Failed to start ReadyNAS System Daemon.
2017-12-31 16:15:00: DB (main) schema version: 23 ==> 23
2017-12-31 16:14:59: DB (main) schema version: 23 ==> 23Now I am planning to install two brand new disks and apply factory reset to see if this make hardware work again, if this go well I will mount the old disks and see if I can get my data back. If the hardware do not come alive I will claim the warranty but How I get access to my data?
BTW I already try start it as read mode with same result, can access data.
It would be interesting to know what size these OS's take. Do OS updates even check for existing space prior to install?
"Volume root is 100.00% full" = root drive is full, so likley corrupted/corrupting the OS. I've had that issue before, the root drive would need to be cleaned up and find out whats filling it to self maintain it correctly.
The OS partition is 4 GB, and normally is only about 25% full (e.g, ~1 GB). Some incorrectly written apps (or ill-advised manual installs) can fill it up, and if there are a lot of errors flooding the logs, then that can also fill it.
Retired_Member wrote:
I've had that issue before, the root drive would need to be cleaned up and find out whats filling it to self maintain it correctly.
Exactly. Netgear can do that remotely quite efficiently.
If you have ssh enabled and have reasonable linux skills you could do it on your own. Though if you accidently did damage, Netgear support probably wouldn't help, so you'd need to do a factory reset.
I am a basic user. I remember I enabled SSH but now is asking me for a user and I do not remember any. I tried admin/password, they didn't work. Factory reset is not what I want if I lost my data. Can I mount that disk and try to get data from any app?
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