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ReadyNas NV+ v1 - BAD FIRMWARE - NOT BOOTING #24220271
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2014-11-18
12:03 AM
2014-11-18
12:03 AM
ReadyNas NV+ v1 - BAD FIRMWARE - NOT BOOTING #24220271
Hi, hoping I can get some help with regards my NV+.
It had been working flawlessly for three years or so with 4x 2TB Seagate drives but the other day the data was no longer accessible and the display showed "Kernel panic". I managed to restart the unit by pulling the power plug and then starting up as usual. I noticed that the my email notifications had stopped working at some stage so I wasn't aware of the reallocation errors on disk 2.
I then removed the faulty disk, the unit powered up and I was able to access the data without an issue though at this stage I realised that I was now susceptible to data loss if another disk failed so I inserted a new approved 2TB drive to replace the faulty 2TB drive after which FrontView prompted me to perform a volume resync to ensure there was no data loss.
The problem was that the volume resync button was greyed out which, in hindsight, I think was due to it already having been automatically started by the software itself but I panicked and held down the power button and restarted the unit, after which I am constantly prompted with the ERR: BAD FIRMWARE error and the device does not boot up. I understand now that that was the wrong thing to do, just wish the prompt the ReadyNas gave was more clearly made.
I have tried a USB firmware reinstall/boot but to no avail.
I have also tried removing the new drive and restarting but with still the same BAD FIRMWARE error message.
I would appreciate any help that is offered.
Thanks.
Adam
It had been working flawlessly for three years or so with 4x 2TB Seagate drives but the other day the data was no longer accessible and the display showed "Kernel panic". I managed to restart the unit by pulling the power plug and then starting up as usual. I noticed that the my email notifications had stopped working at some stage so I wasn't aware of the reallocation errors on disk 2.
I then removed the faulty disk, the unit powered up and I was able to access the data without an issue though at this stage I realised that I was now susceptible to data loss if another disk failed so I inserted a new approved 2TB drive to replace the faulty 2TB drive after which FrontView prompted me to perform a volume resync to ensure there was no data loss.
The problem was that the volume resync button was greyed out which, in hindsight, I think was due to it already having been automatically started by the software itself but I panicked and held down the power button and restarted the unit, after which I am constantly prompted with the ERR: BAD FIRMWARE error and the device does not boot up. I understand now that that was the wrong thing to do, just wish the prompt the ReadyNas gave was more clearly made.
I have tried a USB firmware reinstall/boot but to no avail.
I have also tried removing the new drive and restarting but with still the same BAD FIRMWARE error message.
I would appreciate any help that is offered.
Thanks.
Adam
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2014-11-18
11:37 AM
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11:37 AM
Re: ReadyNas NV+ v1 - BAD FIRMWARE - NOT BOOTING #24220271
Bump… …exactly the same problem here.
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2014-11-18
11:44 AM
2014-11-18
11:44 AM
Re: ReadyNas NV+ v1 - BAD FIRMWARE - NOT BOOTING #24220271
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