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SimplySynced
Mar 04, 2024Aspirant
Readynas Pro RNDP6000 upgrade fail.
Yesterday while moving files around I noticed that Netgear said the new 6.10.10 was out. Cool reboot to upgrade and boom won't boot. I turn it off and on it goes into safe mode. I let it sit for a bit thinking maybe it needs a new start. I then go ahead and hit the power button, let it ask for power again to shut down. After that I wait again and turn it on. It'll go to about 99% sometimes only 96% as I've done this a few times. Now, out of curiousity sake I think maybe upgrade issue and so I pull all drives out. It boots into safe mode, I reboot it and then the system finally goes and boots. I then let it install leaving the drives out as I did t wanna potentially lose data. That finishes and I'm able to browse the os. Good deal, shut it down, reinsert the drives and now and I'm back to sitting at 99%. It has now sat like this for 2 hours or more. Thoughts?
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
SimplySynced wrote:
Good deal, shut it down, reinsert the drives and now and I'm back to sitting at 99%. It has now sat like this for 2 hours or more. Thoughts?You could try booting using the option to skip the volume check.
- SimplySyncedAspirantHow would I skip that? I let it sit over night trynna boot and we're still sitting at 99%. Can I boot the system with the drives pulled and then insert them? Will that corrupt the data?
- SandsharkSensei
You make that selection via the reset button menu at boot time.
No, you cannot boot and then insert the drives. That is a very good way to make data recovery impossible.
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