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ReadyNAS Pro 6 not working, booting, but not working
I have an RNP6000 that shutdown on me. When I boot it up, everything looks fine, it detects all the desk, the status on the admin page is OK, etc. However, all the file protocols are turned off, if...
Is SSH enabled?
Do you have crashplan installed?
It could be a full OS partition - which Netgear can fix fairly easily.
It was crashplan and a full OS partition, thank goodness someone else on here had it happen to them first (but I do feel bad for the grief it must have caused them :().
jasongrimme wrote:
It was crashplan and a full OS partition, thank goodness someone else on here had it happen to them first (but I do feel bad for the grief it must have caused them :().
I noticed it early - just happened to be using ssh, and noticed that the OS partition was completely full. The NAS hadn't locked up yet, and I was able to delete the upgrade files before that happened. A few minutes of panic, but no grief...
Now that you are running, you do need to upgrade java, so the crashplan upgrade will complete.
Thanks StephenB, I actually did do all of that last night, too. I didn't note all the 1*.* files/folders in my crashplan/upgrade directory, I just deleted them. Was that from it trying to auto-upgrade to 4.4.1? Will the files stop downloading there now that I'm on 4.4.1?
jasongrimme wrote:
Thanks StephenB, I actually did do all of that last night, too. I didn't note all the 1*.* files/folders in my crashplan/upgrade directory, I just deleted them. Was that from it trying to auto-upgrade to 4.4.1? Will the files stop downloading there now that I'm on 4.4.1?
I saw a 1*.* folder (and perhaps a jar) left behind on 4.4.1 also. However, since it worked there was no repeating download problem.
I'm not sure if future crashplan releases will also fail to clean up their install properly - if they make this mistake the next time around, I'll probably create a symlink for /crashplan/upgrade on the C volume.
I also suggest moving the crashplan cache (there are instructions here: http://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/Latest/Troubleshooting/Reassigning_Cache_Folder_To_A_Different_Directory)
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