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ReadyNas Ultra 2, firmware 4.2.30, suddenly starts to create snap-shots.
Have run my ReadyNas for several years.
A couple of months ago it (without my action) created snap-shots of the shares. I have in vain tried several methods to delete them.
I communicate with the nas via Raidar 4.3.0. There is no way in that edition (as I have found) either to create a snap nor delete it!
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional (x64) Build 14393 (RS1)
CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K (Skylake-S, R0) 4000 MHz (40.00x100.0) @ 800 MHz (8.00x100.0)
Motherboard: ASUS Z170-A
Memory: 16384 MBytes @ 1466 MHz, 16-18-18-36
| Modell: | ReadyNAS Ultra 2 [X-RAID2] |
| Serie: | 2PG4230500ADF |
| Fast programvara: | RAIDiator 4.2.30 |
| Minne: | 1024 MB [DDR3] |
 | |
| IPv4-adress: 1: | xxxxxxxxxx |
| IPv4-adress: 2: | xxxxxxxxxx |
| |
| Volym C: | Online, X-RAID2, Enstaka disk, 47% av 1841 GB använt |
I spent a lot of time tying to correct the system and I am now fed up with it.
It's time for the sledge hammer!;
1. Copy all files, 1 TB data, to an external drive.
2. Factory reset the ReadyNas including flashing the OS from the internal memory.
3. Re-write the hard drives with zeros and re-format.
4. Completely new set up of the ReadyNas.
5. Copy all files back to origin place.
Finished and ready to go! Problem solved. Case closed!
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Perhaps run the Online Filesystem Consistency check again and see if that clears it up.
Thanks for your advice.
I run the "Disk cleaning with automatic parity correction" and the "Online Filesystem Consistency check" directly I found a normal delete did not function.
To be absolutely sure I run the "Online Filesystem Consistency check" once more, just before writing this. Unfortunately no cure.....
I spent a lot of time tying to correct the system and I am now fed up with it.
It's time for the sledge hammer!;
1. Copy all files, 1 TB data, to an external drive.
2. Factory reset the ReadyNas including flashing the OS from the internal memory.
3. Re-write the hard drives with zeros and re-format.
4. Completely new set up of the ReadyNas.
5. Copy all files back to origin place.
Finished and ready to go! Problem solved. Case closed!
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