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I'm experiencing some issues with my ReadyNAS Ultra 4. Occasionally the NAS seems to crash, displaying "dst_release+14" on the LCD display. When this happens the NAS is not responing on the network. The only way to kick it back to life is to do a hard reboot. This have happend a couple of times the last weeks.
Nothing is recorded in the logs.
FW 6.7.5
2 x WD RED 4TB, RAID 1
1 x Seagate 2TB, single JBOD volume
1 x Samsung 1TB, single JBOD volume
Does anyone have a clue what can cause this error message?
You're running out of memory. The Ultra 4 only had 1GB RAM, while all the native OS6 x86 machines have at least 2GB. You can probably avoid this condition by disabling memory-hungry tasks. The two largest consumers in your case are Anti-Virus and Logitech Media Server. If you can disable AV, that would be your best bet.
I'm only using IPv4, so as you recommended I've now disabled IPv6 for the connected NIC. Only 1 NIC is currently being used/is connected to my switch. I also did an FW upgrade to 6.8.0 last night.
You're running out of memory. The Ultra 4 only had 1GB RAM, while all the native OS6 x86 machines have at least 2GB. You can probably avoid this condition by disabling memory-hungry tasks. The two largest consumers in your case are Anti-Virus and Logitech Media Server. If you can disable AV, that would be your best bet.
You're running out of memory. The Ultra 4 only had 1GB RAM, while all the native OS6 x86 machines have at least 2GB. You can probably avoid this condition by disabling memory-hungry tasks. The two largest consumers in your case are Anti-Virus and Logitech Media Server. If you can disable AV, that would be your best bet.
Thanks for the tip. After disabling AV, File search and IPv6 the NAS have been running without issues for a few weeks 🙂
