My ReadyNAS NV+ has been humming along fine for ages, but suddenly I now can't browse the shares. The admin portal shows that everything seems normal, i.e. green lights on all components, no alerts, even shows green light for each of the 3 disks that I have installed. However when I hit http://deviceIP/shares it reports as "No shares currently accessible." Rebooting didn't change the behaviour, however when I shut it down, re-seated the drives, powered up, I then was able to access the shares (once) so madly starting copying some data overnight to another PC. Checked it in the morning, had gotten 90% through my digital photos, then started failing again. Another shutdown/reseat/power up has unfortunately made no difference this time.
The device is also now not responding to reboot/shutdown commands given via the admin portal, can only shut it down by holding the button on the front.
From the admin status page, this is the main concern: "Volume C: Online, RAID Level , disks, 0% of 0 MB used" Is it possible that one failed drive (although i've received no alerts) could be causing these issues? I would have thought that with RaidX the data would be striped across all disks, however this is my volume status (note disk 3 showing no usage!): Available Disks: Ch 1 : Seagate ST2000DL003-9VT166 [1862 GB] 465 GB free Ch 2 : Seagate ST2000DL003-9VT166 [1862 GB] 465 GB free Ch 3 : WDC WD15EARS-00S8B1 [1397 GB] 1394 GB free
Any suggestions on how to recover from this? PS - I believe I'm running the latest firmware (RAIDiator 4.1.10 [1.00a043]) ... was concerned about making things worse if I tried to re-load the firmware?
