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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...
How 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?
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.
So I tried to boot and skip the volume check twice and it gets to about 92% booting and then still just sits there.
Ok, that skipping has not worked. I've let it sit for a while. Should I attempt an OS install with the volumes in or will that mess up the volume?
SimplySynced wrote:
Should I attempt an OS install with the volumes in or will that mess up the volume?
It is not possible to do an OS reinstall without the disks. There is a small OS partition that is mirrored on every disk - the NAS normally boots from that partition. The OS reinstall partially reinstalls the OS to that partition. So it accomplishes nothing if the disks are not in the NAS.
I doubt it will help, but it is data-safe, so ok to try. Note it will change some settings:
- the admin password will be reset to password
- the network configuration will be set to DHCP with no bonding/LAG
- volume quota will be disabled (which can be re-enabled after you get it to mount from the volume settings wheel).
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