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Readynas RN204 - Stuck at Booting... 42%
RN204, OS 6.9.0 Noticed iSCSI misbehaving (no connection, normal shares operational), logged on web GUI, initiated reboot. Reboot stuck on "see you soon". Power-button no reaction. Eventually po...
It finally booted but now "No volumes exists".
*panic*
I suggest paid support (my.netgear.com)
StephenB wrote:I suggest paid support (my.netgear.com)
That sounds serious. :O
Is it "oh yeah, known problem, don't use iSCSI, you are f*cked but paid support can help you recover the data" or "Have not seen this particular sequence earlier, maybe support'll know"........?
Good news!
I switched off NAS. Took out the drives and went to bed. And the good news part:
This morning I booted the NAS without drives.
Then I switched off the NAS.
Put in the (3) drives in again (in random order).
Switched on the NAS and it magically works again!
Log: Disk: Disk in channel 1 (Internal) changed state from ONLINE to RESYNC.
The iSCSI just dropped out again. :O
davor242 wrote:
StephenB wrote:
I suggest paid support (my.netgear.com)
That sounds serious. :O
Is it "oh yeah, known problem, don't use iSCSI, you are f*cked but paid support can help you recover the data" or "Have not seen this particular sequence earlier, maybe support'll know"........?
Closer to the latter. Failure to boot with possibility of data loss, complicated by the fact that iSCSI data is opaque to the NAS. I was assuming that you had no backup (though that was a guess).
Though it looks like you've also installed stuff with ssh (pilgrim anyway), which could complicate things further.
Any idea what mount is mounting?
Closer to the latter. Failure to boot with possibility of data loss, complicated by the fact that iSCSI data is opaque to the NAS. I was assuming that you had no backup (though that was a guess).
Though it looks like you've also installed stuff with ssh (pilgrim anyway), which could complicate things further.
Any idea what mount is mounting?
I only installed mc (midnight commander).
pilgrim appears to be what controls the front panel LCD of the NAS.
Usage: pilgrim [-c] [-l path] [ -p path] [-s hex] [-t "term cmd"] [-u file]
-c Clear LCD on termination
-l Message list file path(/var/readynasd/pilgrim.list)
-p Socket path (\0/org/freedesktop/plymouthd)
-s Solid box character code in hex (ff)
-t Termnation cmd (none)
-u Termnation unit ("readynasd.service")Still at 98%.
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