RN104 post latest firmware boot crashes to error submit_one_bio+28 error

[Bradek3788]

@paul_henman

Paul,

Followed your guide to downgrading to 6.9.3 and seems to have worked a treat. Wanted to say thanks, greatly appreciated.

kind regards

Brad

[evan2]

@paul_henman and @Bradek3788,

We can't reproduce the issue in local, and want to fix it asap,

you have downloaded 6.9.3, could do you please download system logs and send to us?

How do I send all logs to ReadyNAS Community moderators?
https://kb.netgear.com/21543/How-do-I-send-all-logs-to-ReadyNAS-Community-moderators

[paul_henman]

I'm glad it worked for you; I hope it's still stable and running fine.

[paul_henman]

Unfortunately I came home from work (after it had been running on 6.9.3 for a couple of days) to find it had rebooted into safe mode and was on 6.9.4! 

I tried restoring 6.9.3 a couple of times but it just wouldn't stick, and then the RAID-5 volume disappeared - I hate to think that this means all my date is gone.

I've left it turned off since then because I have no patience left for dealing with it at present.

[Bradek3788]

@evan2 @paul_henman

Thanks i have copied the logs t a word doc as couldn't get the download option to work and will upload.

Cheers

[evan2]

@Bradek3788

I received your logs, it is only status logs, it is not complete.

Could you please enable secure diagnostic mode and PM me 5 digit number?

https://kb.netgear.com/000053266/ReadyNAS-OS-6-Enabling-Secure-Diagnostics-Mode

then we can remote access to check your NAS.

[Bradek3788]

@evan2

Confirm sdm sent

[evan2]

@Bradek3788

Get your debug code, we will access your NAS to check.

Thanks for your support.

[Leedanskin]

just got back from a work trip first chance I have had to get this working, ok so took all system disks out and added a new system disk, which allowed me to downgrade through manual firmware to 6.9.3, make sure that you generate a volume and generate a new system that boots with checking root FS each time it boots till you have a fully functioning nas at 6.9.3.

Then replace disks when booting make sure that you boot to boot mode and re-install OS to disks as the option or it just upgrades back to 6.9.4 and then causes you to start all over again!

this then gave me a system that boots to 6.9.3, i had to restart after this to get a stable system but all is now fine and no data lost so very happy, backing up like crazy!

Ta @paul_henman got there in the end!

Lee

[paul_henman]

Glad it worked for you @Leedanskin

[Bradek3788]

@paul_henman @Leedanskin

I'm testing a new version of update and will post if all seems ok after couple of days.

fingers crossed.

[Leedanskin]

Great let us know, did anyone comeback with a conclusion to it?

[Bradek3788]

@Leedanskin @paul_henman @evan2 @StephenB @JohnCM_S

Hi all,

just to confirm several days, i think 5 days and the new modified firmware update has worked without issue.

kind regards

Brad

[paul_henman]

Where's the new version of the firmware update?

The newest I can find is 6.9.4 and the unzipped IMG file is dated September 2nd, so this is the same one that caused the problem, isn't it?

[StephenB]

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@paul_henman wrote:

Where's the new version of the firmware update? 

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I suspect they gave @Bradek3788 something to test, which is not publicly available, and probably shouldn't be shared.

Likely this would be released as a hot-fix (which is downloaded automatically if your NAS can reach the internet).

[Bradek3788]

@paul_henman @StephenB @Leedanskin @evan2

Hi Guys,

Correct they logged in to test and suplied a patched version, just wanted to let everyone who has the issue that the patch worked for me so a light at the end of the tunnel. 

[OOM-9]

There are some fixes coming soon for the users that do not want to want to upgrade to the next major release.

The issue that is relating to this thread has a fix that is not possible in our current implementation of hot fixes, so we will be making a 6.9.5 beta available within the next week to help address this issue.