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Recently my Readynas Ultra 6 Plus keeps rebooting randomly every 20min-1hour
So since last week my Readynas Ultra 6 Plus, keeps rebooting every 20min-1hour I hae searched the forums and found another topic about this, however it is closed and i couldn't respond in it, so t...
So, i was running a Memory test, which was already running for 5+ hours......
no single fault found and because it has been up for 5+ hours i guess the PSU is also ok....
i noticed there was a lot of network traffick to google api
I have gdrive sync enabled, so i have now disabled it
waiting for results
I also got a weird error message on the screen, which do not appear in the logging
I think the error code is related to email alerts. Are you using gmail for that? If so, have you switched to using an app-specific password?
On the main issue, I am thinking a factory default is worth a try. This will destroy all your data, so you'll need to make a full backup first.
If you have a spare disk, you could try powering down, and removing all disks (labeling by slot). Then do a fresh install on the spare, and see if that behaves the same way.
Note if this is power-related, passing this test might not prove anything, as a single disk will obviously not load the PSU nearly as much as the full array. But if it fails, you will rule out the disks and software.
with disabling the gdrive app, it still happens the reboots.
so i am now doing a disk test, from the boot menu, but when that passes, I will need to look at the software....
However, since this is my only NAS and i have around 10+Tb of data, I have no disk to back this up...
factory default, will reset, reinstall and erase all data
OS reinstall will reinstall, but leaving configuration, but will leave all the data....
I am first going for the OS reinstall i think.
Since i did not chagne any settings or configuration since this problem started existing
wingzero1 wrote:
However, since this is my only NAS and i have around 10+Tb of data, I have no disk to back this up...I suggest looking into backup solutions. FWIW, a 16 TB external drive would cost less than $300 in the US.
I don't know that the memory test would be that good at saying the power supply is OK. Power-up and drive spin-up (if you have spin-down enabled) would be the things that stress it the most.
The first link doesn't take me to an SFX supply. The second does, but it's quite the overkill for a NAS, with a price to match, but it'll work. You may be limited in what you can get in your country. The removable cables does make it a bit cleaner to install, since there are some you can leave off. It does have two 4-pin Molex connectors, so one SATA to 4-pin is all you need in addition to the 24-pin extender (usually about 12cm, I don't know about with this supply).
You didn't answer the question as to whether the power-down events show up in the log.
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