[Solved] ReadyNAS Ultra 4 (RNDU4000) stuck on booting... #24

vandermerwe wrote:
Yes, you must verify that the disk you put in is ok.

I have now traid to to a factory reset with only 1 disk at the time with all 4 disks. All fails with "Err could not p" immediately.

I don´t have any way of testing the disks from here, but I would be very suprised if all 4 disks would fail at the same time.

vandermerwe wrote:
It's also worth running a memory test using the boot menu, prior to this just check that the memory is seated properly.

I´ve started memory test from the boot menu now after making sure it was properly seated. (I have the original 1024 MB RAM innstalled)

I´ll post back here ones it´s finished.

Thanks for all your help, hoping the someone your talked about could take a look or give som guidance for telnet FW upgrade.