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Booting stucket at 99%
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Booting stucket at 99%
My ReadyNAS is stucked at 99% at boot time, if I press the button on the front I can see that it is trying to run/load fvdropbox.service ....
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I have tried telnet:
>telnet 192.168.137.154
Connecting To 192.168.137.154...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed
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I have tried to connect wuth RAIDar but and the status says:
Firmware: 6.5.0
- Management service is offline
If I try to download the logs it stops at 0% and shows an error.
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I have tried the reset button:
When I press the reset button and the backup button the only boot option I get is "Normal"
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I have also tried to create a USB boot stick, with ReadyNAS OS 6 (Marvell), ReadyNAS OS 6 (Annapurna) and ReadyNAS OS 6 (x86), but all fails during boot showing boot error on the lcd screen.
Is there any hope for this NAS?!
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Re: Booting stucket at 99%
To use the boot menu you'd press and hold the reset button, turn the NAS on, keep on holding the reset button till you get a boot menu message. Then release the reset button and use the backup button to scroll through the different boot menu options.
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Re: Booting stucket at 99%
I did not understand that I needed to release the reset button, before selecting the bootoption with the backup button.
Now I could select reinstall OS.
RAIDar shows: System starting up...
But it now seems to be stucked at booting and the LCD display shows "upnphttpd.service ..."
The admin password has been changed to default, so I guess the OS was installed.