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ReadyDATA 516- what are the options
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ReadyDATA 516- what are the options
What can use the readydata 516 without repurposing it? The replicate function was discontinued long ago?
I read almost all the thread in that forum trying to find a way to install ReadynasOS 6. There were two ways of doing it mentioned there. One is using the USB recovery. The other is way complicated for me using rescuCD.
The USB recovery method seems to be easier for me. But the person was overly simplistic. He said using radiator 4.2, changing the name of readynasos to a radiator 4.2.28. Does anyone anything about how? I don’t want to permanently brick it.
Where can I find a readydata os image in case I need recover?
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Re: ReadyDATA 516- what are the options
A ReadyNAS 516 is an OS 6 unit as shipped. Do you have the model number wrong?
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Re: ReadyDATA 516- what are the options
Is the ReadyDATAOS still usable in any way? I know the core function of replicate was discontinued.
Is it easy to install readynasos? The ReadyCLOUD will be dead in a couple of months, so not being able to use it is not a big deal at all.
I was hoping I can still use it with its native os as a backup of my other servers.
I see you posted a lot there with the rackmount version. You might know how to convert
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Re: ReadyDATA 516- what are the options
Sorry, I saw mentions of RAIDiator 4.2.x and didn't really pay attention that you are talking about a ReadyDATA unit. Neither a ReadyNAS nor ReadyDATA will work with OS4.x or it's recovery tool. So whoever told you that simply has no clue. The latest USB recovery tool for OS6 also works with ReadyDATA.
It is possible to convert a ReadyDATA to a ReadyNAS OS6 unit, but not from instructions readily posted here. I have converted both an RD516 and an RD5200. I have sent you a PM.
While OS6 is getting minimal attention from Netgear, ReadyDATA OS was abandoned even longer ago, so ReadyNAS OS6 is, IMHO, the better way to go. And OS6 now has modt of the things that made ReadyDATA unique (like ReadyDR).
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