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kingcosmic
Jan 23, 2015Aspirant
ReadyNAS Ultra 4 Plus OS6 - FAN constantly on full power
Hi, I have upgraded my Ultra 4 Plus with OS 6.2.2 and all seems to be working well apart from my fan is on full speed all of the time. I have searched through the posts and the comments seem to...
kingcosmic
Jan 26, 2015Aspirant
I upgraded to ReadyNASOS 6.2.3-T1672 (Beta 3).
Waited for the disks to sync.
Added a share named ‘Backup’ - Protocols, NFS and RSYNC, no bitrot or compression.
Removed the rest of the shares
Disabled all uneccessary protocols, smb, dlna etc.
Enabled SSH in settings
Setup a load of rsync backups and ran them
When the backups complete, let the ReadyNAS stand for 8 hours plus.
The fan never seemed to change its speed at any time, it was on full speed even when the cpu was 20c and the disks where cool.
For this part I included the log ending in 50250
I then decided to add a low noise adapter on the fan just to see how it would cope (I did replace my fan with a Noctua replacement soon after I bought it but it worked OK in OS4). The temperatures got up to 70c for the CPU and 43-45 for the discs when runnning the CPU at 100% with a long rsync backup but still this was fine and the system cooled down no problems. Still the fan got no faster or slower.
But and a big but, all of a sudden, later in the day when it had cooled down. I was unable to access it anymore!
I was able to shut it down via the button on the front of the ReadyNAS but was unable to access via the GUI or SSH. When I powered back on it was accessible again, so I’m a bit worried about this bit, obviously this ain’t right. For this I have included the log ending 21331.
Any help is appreciated on both counts, now especially the latter which is obviously more of a concern.
Many thanks
Waited for the disks to sync.
Added a share named ‘Backup’ - Protocols, NFS and RSYNC, no bitrot or compression.
Removed the rest of the shares
Disabled all uneccessary protocols, smb, dlna etc.
Enabled SSH in settings
Setup a load of rsync backups and ran them
When the backups complete, let the ReadyNAS stand for 8 hours plus.
The fan never seemed to change its speed at any time, it was on full speed even when the cpu was 20c and the disks where cool.
For this part I included the log ending in 50250
I then decided to add a low noise adapter on the fan just to see how it would cope (I did replace my fan with a Noctua replacement soon after I bought it but it worked OK in OS4). The temperatures got up to 70c for the CPU and 43-45 for the discs when runnning the CPU at 100% with a long rsync backup but still this was fine and the system cooled down no problems. Still the fan got no faster or slower.
But and a big but, all of a sudden, later in the day when it had cooled down. I was unable to access it anymore!
I was able to shut it down via the button on the front of the ReadyNAS but was unable to access via the GUI or SSH. When I powered back on it was accessible again, so I’m a bit worried about this bit, obviously this ain’t right. For this I have included the log ending 21331.
Any help is appreciated on both counts, now especially the latter which is obviously more of a concern.
Many thanks
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