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saiT
Aug 19, 2018Aspirant
Readynas Ultra 2 RNDU2000 - fails to power up - how to recover
My old ReadyNas Ultra 2 with two 1 TB HDD configured with RAID 1 fails to power up.
PSU seems to be ok, but I have tested a brand new PSU as well and "no sign of life".
Nothing seems to work, the...
- Aug 19, 2018
Are you running 4.2.x firmware, or did you convert the NAS to run OS 6?
If you are running OS 4.2, then here's another software package you can try: https://www.r-studio.com/free-linux-recovery/
StephenB
Aug 19, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Are you running 4.2.x firmware, or did you convert the NAS to run OS 6?
If you are running OS 4.2, then here's another software package you can try: https://www.r-studio.com/free-linux-recovery/
- saiTAug 19, 2018Aspirant
Sorry to say - I have not converted the NAS to run on OS 6.
- StephenBAug 19, 2018Guru - Experienced User
saiT wrote:
Sorry to say - I have not converted the NAS to run on OS 6.
Actually that's a good thing - there are more tools to access the ext file system OS 4.2 uses than there are for the btrfs file system used in OS 6.
- saiTAug 20, 2018Aspirant
THANKS Stephen!!!
I took for granted that updating to later a OS would have made it easier, hence, I did not read your comment thoroughly enough the first time.
Now, I have downloaded R-Linux 5.5 and scanned one of the HDD's. Now I can see a lot of files. probably all, and I have opened and viewed a few of them.
Next will be to store them on another disk.
You made my day, week, month... :-)
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