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Tom_BSS
Aug 02, 2016Aspirant
RN-102 firmware upgrade failure
If a NAS 10200 chassis is unbootable (upgrade failure), can the disks be removed and installed in another chassis or read in some other way?
- Aug 02, 2016
Thank you for your help. We resorted to paid Netgear Tech phone support which was very helpful. It turns out the upgrade did go through the first time, but the NAS got hung up somehow. All is good now!
Tom_BSS
Aug 02, 2016Aspirant
The recommended upgrade for this unit, and what I attempted, was to 6.2.5. The USB Recovery tool instructions and links say to use ARM, which is 6.5.1. Should I proceed with the 6.2.5, then maybe take another jump to 6.5.1 later?
StephenB
Aug 02, 2016Guru - Experienced User
Tom_BSS wrote:
Should I proceed with the 6.2.5, then maybe take another jump to 6.5.1 later?
I would. There are some warnings about jumping from very old firmware directly to 6.4 and 6.5.
- mdgm-ntgrAug 02, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
When you do a normal update from 6.2.5 to 6.5.1, there is a necessary update done on ARM systems such as yours which is not done by default when doing USB Boot Recovery. Generally USB Boot Recovery should be done with the same firmware you are already running e.g. 6.2.5.
Generally I'd check a few other things such as some of what I mentioned above before resorting to trying USB Boot Recovery. USB Boot Recovery should be considered as a last resort and it is not a magic fix for any problem that can be run into.
- Tom_BSSAug 02, 2016Aspirant
Thank you for your help. We resorted to paid Netgear Tech phone support which was very helpful. It turns out the upgrade did go through the first time, but the NAS got hung up somehow. All is good now!
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