I suggest contacting netgear support (support.netgear.com), though they likely will charge.
Alternatively do a factory default of the NAS with all the 3 TB disks in place - which requires you to set up the NAS again and reload all the data from backup.
I think that if you first pulled the wrong disc and then try to use it in another bay, you have to format it beforehand, so 's the NAS sees it as a previously used disc.
@lundmilo wrote: I think that if you first pulled the wrong disc and then try to use it in another bay, you have to format it beforehand, so 's the NAS sees it as a previously used disc.
If he doesn't have a backup he should contact support. In the screen shot, none of the volumes are functioning (including the original xraid volume).
I think it is very likely that the data will be lost.
Which is why (yet again) I am suggesting support.netgear.com if the OP has no backups.
The more things you try on your own, the more difficult the fix becomes. So unless you are skilled and know what you are doing, it is best to engage support early - and not do more damage.
I'm IT network administrator, and don't know so much about stockage solutions.
I don't think the volumes suppression is a good thing either.
Support wanted me to do this :
- do a factory reset with only the new 3To HDD.
- add the 3 old 3To HDD to reload the volume
- the new one have to resync
At the moment, it didn't work totaly : The new one created a new working volume, but it reload the 3 old "corrupted" (I think) volumes and did not resync.
