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I have a problem with accessing to the admin page in FrontView.
Everything is blank, can't press any buttons (no action).
Admin page
But "shares" page is accessable, and I can change password on "password" tab.
Shares page
Also I can I access it via windows network. As I know, it was USB flashed. I tried to do factory reset, OS reinstall with no sucess. Here what RAIDar showes:
I took R4toR6_latest.bin, renamed it to RAIDiator-x86-6.9.1.img and using RAIDiator 4.2 USB Flash Recovery made bootable USB drive. After USB recovery, I was finally able to get into web interface.
The only issue is about model and serial numbers. Any idea how to correct them?
I don`t completly understand, where should I get warnings.
I can see some errors in browser's developer mode, like:
Cannot read property 'getElementsByTagName' of null (when page loads)
Cannot read property 'getApplicableGetUrl' of undefined (when I press buttons)
Cannot read property 'setPageDefaultsSync' of undefined (when I press buttons)
And some problems with certificate.
Also, I've tried different browsers (IE, Chrome, Opera, Firefox) and different compatibility modes in IE. And even workstation with an Windows XP as a system.
If warnings are somewhere in web interface, I don't see them, because it is not working. I can try to get into TechSupport mode, maybe there will be logs I need to look at?
Ok. Try powering down, and zeroing the drives in a Windows PC. Vendor tools (Seagate's Seatools and WDC's Lifeguard) have this test option (under "advanced" because it is destructive). One of them (I forget which) has a "quick" version which is enough to delete all partitions. Note you can use a USB adapter or dock to connect the drives to a PC.
Then power up the NAS with these drives in place. The NAS should do a fresh factory install.
If that works, then perhaps update the firmware ot the current verision (4.2.31). Note you could try installing OS 6 on the NAS too - there is quite a bit of info here on how to do that. It isn't supported by Netgear, but it does work.
Ok. Try powering down, and zeroing the drives in a Windows PC. Vendor tools (Seagate's Seatools and WDC's Lifeguard) have this test option (under "advanced" because it is destructive). One of them (I forget which) has a "quick" version which is enough to delete all partitions. Note you can use a USB adapter or dock to connect the drives to a PC.
Then power up the NAS with these drives in place. The NAS should do a fresh factory install.
If that works, then perhaps update the firmware ot the current verision (4.2.31). Note you could try installing OS 6 on the NAS too - there is quite a bit of info here on how to do that. It isn't supported by Netgear, but it does work.
I took two Seagate 320 Gb disks, zeroed them with seatools and installed them in NAS. It dispayed "Factory reset" and after that "Checking disks". After all done, I logged in into web interface, but all is the same. Front view is empy, no menu, no controls, "Refresh", "Help" and "Logout" buttons are inactive (no effects when I press them).
I took R4toR6_latest.bin, renamed it to RAIDiator-x86-6.9.1.img and using RAIDiator 4.2 USB Flash Recovery made bootable USB drive. After USB recovery, I was finally able to get into web interface.
The only issue is about model and serial numbers. Any idea how to correct them?
