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ReadyNas Pro4 does not boot - at 85% fvbackup-q.service - Management service is offline
Hi, My ReadyNAS Pro 4 will not boot anymore. It keeps hanging at 85% fvbackup-q.service, Raidar shows Management service is offline, and I can't login the admin-page anymore. I have already r...
Of course the issue is here:
3.1G /mnt/media/media only should contain mount points for USB drives (e.g., USB_HDD_1,etc). These mount points should be empty. So look in each subfolder and delete the files you see there (leaving the mount points).
Files can end up in these folders when a USB drive disconnects when a backup job is running.
FWIW, remounting the root as /mnt is useful when the NAS is running normally, as it keeps the mounts out of the way. It isn't needed in tech support mode, as nothing (including your data volume) should be mounted on a root folder.
Have you tried using the boot menu option to skip the volume check?
Also, do you have data you have to off-load? If not, have you tried doing a factory default?
StephenB wrote:Have you tried using the boot menu option to skip the volume check?
As a follow up on your post I am doing it now. It took long on apache2.service and now it still stalls on fvbackup-q.service.
StephenB wrote:Also, do you have data you have to off-load? If not, have you tried doing a factory default?
I do have a backup, but it's like at least 2 months old, and I have organized some file recently. So it's no lifechanging event if I loose the recent changes, but I would really dislike that. That would be my final solution if nothing else prevails. Hence, I have not done a factory default yet.
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