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namilim
Nov 08, 2016Tutor
page_address+c error after upgrade
Hi everybody, I found a similar post, but I need a suggested course of action. The other topic on this forum was new to this subject and therefore the solution was not known at that time. Many co...
- Nov 08, 2016
The solution was simpler than expected: after unplugging it was able to boot and upgrade to 6.6
Sorry for any inconvenience...
StephenB
Nov 08, 2016Guru - Experienced User
namilim wrote:
Additional question: how can i power off my device? The power button does not work (activity LED is continually on). Do I just need to unplug the device briefly?
I'll wait for Netgear to chime in on your main post.
As far as power-off, I think you will have to unplug it. There's always some risk when you that, but it is small (I've had to pull the plug on my RN102 several times, and never lost data).
If you have enough spare disks, you could try cloning the drives in the NAS using a PC. You'd want sector-by-sector cloning. That will give you some fallback if there turns out to be data loss. Probably good to label the disks by slot if you remove them (and label the clones).
namilim
Nov 08, 2016Tutor
The solution was simpler than expected: after unplugging it was able to boot and upgrade to 6.6
Sorry for any inconvenience...
- StephenBNov 08, 2016Guru - Experienced User
namilim wrote:
The solution was simpler than expected: after unplugging it was able to boot and upgrade to 6.6
I'm glad it was that easy, and that everything is ok.
- asitpandaNov 17, 2016Aspirant
Hi,
I have ReadyNas 104 Storage. Recently I have upgraded the firmware to 6.6.0.
Now it is not working, in 98% it is showing "__out_of_memory+36c" or some time "page_address+c".
I have 5 TB of data and I have not taked backup.
Please help. how can I will copy my DATA or how to make my storage UP.
Regards,
Asit
- namilimNov 17, 2016Tutor
I'm not an expert. Rebooting did not help?
A possible solution could be to create a "restore" usb drive to re-implement the firmware, but please have a more experienced user make suggestions.
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