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RN104 Could not properly extract, fireware checksum error
Hi,
I've got a little problem with my NAS and an upgrade to 6.2.2.(4x1T hdd in RAID10 - 10% free space in time of upgrade - update)
After restart LED shows this information:
1. Booting...
2. Checking root FS
3. Updating FW
4. ERR: Could not properly extract
5. Booting..
roperly extract
This happens only when all hdd is in.
If all hdd is disconnected from NAS, LED shows this:
ERR: Firmware checksum err
I've tried this actions:
1. Factory default - w. new hdd - ERR: Firmware checksum err
2. OS reinstall - w. old hdd - ERR: Could not properly extract
3. Mem test - w. old hdd - OK
4. Disk test - w. old hdd - OK
Any ideas how to solve this "little" problem?
I've got a little problem with my NAS and an upgrade to 6.2.2.(4x1T hdd in RAID10 - 10% free space in time of upgrade - update)
After restart LED shows this information:
1. Booting...
2. Checking root FS
3. Updating FW
4. ERR: Could not properly extract
5. Booting..
roperly extract
This happens only when all hdd is in.
If all hdd is disconnected from NAS, LED shows this:
ERR: Firmware checksum err
I've tried this actions:
1. Factory default - w. new hdd - ERR: Firmware checksum err
2. OS reinstall - w. old hdd - ERR: Could not properly extract
3. Mem test - w. old hdd - OK
4. Disk test - w. old hdd - OK
Any ideas how to solve this "little" problem?
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- ghailloo's issue was different. The rsyslog app filled up the 4GB OS partition.
- ghailoo, I have sent you a PM too.
- Hi Everybody,
I am having the same issue as zdendo, but after upgrading to 6.2.3 the NAS is stuck on ERR: Could not properly extract.
Thank you. :)
# md5sum -c csums.md5
initrd.gz: FAILED
kernel: OK
kernel.rn2120: FAILED
md5sum: can't open 'root.tlz': Structure needs cleaning
root.tlz: FAILED
md5sum: WARNING: 3 of 4 computed checksums did NOT match
Everything working, after mdgm fix it through tech support. :D- mdgm, thanks.
mdgm wrote: These symptoms suggest the firmware on the mtd blocks is corrupt.
Sent you a PM - Ixa, thanks for your message.
Ixa wrote: Since you already did a factory reset on your RN104, try to initially set it up with only 1 disk inside. Try these steps:
1. Insert 1 disk then perform a factory reset.
2. Download again the FW v6.2.2 from this link below (its possible that what you have downloaded earlier is corrupted that is why it failed to update):
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-100/ReadyNASOS-6.2.2-arm.zip
Note: Be sure to unzip it before uploading it to your NAS.
3. Try to update the FW to v6.2.2 and check if it will be successful.
But I don't have access to upload new FW, NAS is stuck at boot. No gui, no backup button(only in boot menu).
And I don't know how to boot or upload FW from USB. - These symptoms suggest the firmware on the mtd blocks is corrupt.
Sent you a PM - Since you already did a factory reset on your RN104, try to initially set it up with only 1 disk inside. Try these steps:
1. Insert 1 disk then perform a factory reset.
2. Download again the FW v6.2.2 from this link below (its possible that what you have downloaded earlier is corrupted that is why it failed to update):
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/ ... .2-arm.zip
Note: Be sure to unzip it before uploading it to your NAS.
3. Try to update the FW to v6.2.2 and check if it will be successful.
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