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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...
SimplySynced
Mar 04, 2024Aspirant
So I tried to boot and skip the volume check twice and it gets to about 92% booting and then still just sits there.
SimplySynced
Mar 05, 2024Aspirant
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?
- StephenBMar 06, 2024Guru - Experienced User
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).
- SimplySyncedMar 06, 2024Aspirant
I dont have any of that other stuff setup. The one thing I found interesting though is if I have all the disks pulled, all 6 of them. This thing will boot up into safe mode and get an IP that I can reach. I then get the screen of put in the disk for a volume to be created. Which I did not do but I then shut it down. I then actually shut it off, reseated the drives, ran the os reinstall boot menu option. It showed updating firmware and then it has booted. It shows it is currently syncing but everything is there. I then updated the IP address to the static IP I originally had and then during the applying of it it has stopped responding and nothing on the screen again.
- SandsharkMar 07, 2024Sensei
That sounds like you may have a full OS partition.
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