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Readynas Ultra 6 (RNDU6000) After Memory Test and rebooted Error " No Disks Detected"
Hopefully this time it's posted on the Readynas community webstie.I have an Readynas Ullra 6 (RDNU6000) with 6x3TB installed. RAIDiator ver 4.2.31. Flex-RAID level-0. After viewing post from Mook1 "...
thekidbass wrote:
When this Ultra wipe out all the media I had in it (18TB), I already had it all backed up on raw HDs stored in my closet.
It is of course best practice to have a backup of the data even with X-RAID, since RAID redundancy isn't enough to keep it safe.
When you do have backup(s), the downsides of RAID-0 are just an inconvenience, since you can recreate the volume and restore the data from the backup if it fails. Time-consuming, but not a disaster.
It could be an independent failure, but it's doubtful. I suggest you go back in and see if you left something disconnected or poorly connected when you upgraded the RAM.
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