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scar1
Jan 14, 2017Tutor
URGENT: (RN10200) Reboot of ReadyNas and have lost volume! #27933831
Hi,
Today I had an issue accessing my ReadyNas admin page and needed to reboot. Since reboot my volume is not accessible! I have lost everything and am hoping I can recover in some way.
Cannot even attach log file and download of logs is failing! Can anyone offer any advice to resolve as a start to recover?
RN10200
Firmware: 6.6.0
I my support has expired :-(.....
Thanks in advance
scar1
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee Retired
I see you have an open support case. Continuing to work with support on this would be best.
- scar1Tutor
Hi,
Yes I had to open a suppprt case, paid £99.00 for 3 years extended support which I think is a fair price given the situation I am in. For the purposes of this post so others can see what the likely resolution is....
I was unable to down my logs as device just gave an error when doing so, either from the admin page or from RAIDar application. The first line support person was very helpful in helping me provide relevant information and screenshot of the logs, uploading to support page. It transpires that my issue is caused by having almost no free available diskspace on the volume. This significantly degrades the performance of the ReadyNas running at this tollerance and as a result the volume is unmountable. (My data is still there but unable to mount volume due to 100% volume usage).
Next steps has been for me to put the device into Tech Support mode, provide a port number for them to access drive and remove files on my approval in order to get this below the 80% threshold. Following that I should be able to boot the device back as normal and manage my data from there on in.
I was not aware of this constraint on data Vs performance and potentially loosing access to the volume. I probably should have been! So to anyone else that has a panic as I did I hope the above helps you.
Interestingly though I can still SSH into my device, so wonder if I via command line locate the data and manage myself at this low level. Either way I have paid for support now so will let the experts work their magic.
Scar1
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee Retired
You have 100% root volume usage not data volume usage. The root volume is the 4GB volume that holds the OS, config, logs etc.
To maintain optimum performance it's best not too fill your data volume too full, but on recent firmware high volume usages are handled better than they used to be. Having said that I'd still recommend keeping your volume usage down to 80-85% if at all possible.
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