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If you have not yet upgraded please upgrade to 6.7.4 rather than 6.7.3. If your system has already been fixed I would still suggest updating to 6.7.4 the normal way using the web admin GUI.
If you have not yet upgraded please upgrade to 6.7.4 rather than 6.7.3. If your system has already been fixed I would still suggest updating to 6.7.4 the normal way using the web admin GUI.
I followed the USB Boot Recovery procedure using ReadyNASOS-6.7.4-x86_64.zip.
The system booted off the USB and spent about 10 minutes updating the FW. A message flashed on the LCD panel.
It then booted. However it went into Retry startup at 88% and then at 96%.
I tried this a number of times, and the results were always the same.
When the NAS was in the USB firmware update phase, RAIDer display was showing :
Status: Upgrading
Firmware: 6.7.3
Why was it showing 6.7.4?
The file that I downloaded was ReadyNASOS-6.7.4-x86_64.zip. The unzipped files in the ReadyNAS Recover Tool directory were ReadyNAS_OS_6_Software_Version_6.7.4_Release_Notes.html and ReadyNASOS-6.7.4-x86_64.img
When the system went into the boot phase, RAIDar was listing the Firmware as 6.7.1, so the firmware update is failing to apply.
Can I suggest that you enhance the USB boot program to write some debug logs to the USB drive?
I Videoed the USB firmware update and boot process to caputere the message that flashed up on the LCD screen between the end of the Firmware update and the boot.
Look like the root cause of the problem is in the firmware update program or image that is being flashed into the firmware.
forseyr if you get that last error message still using 6.7.4 that may suggest that your 4GB root volume could really be quite full. I've sent you a PM.
forseyr, in addition to running into the full root issue you root volume actually was very full. I moved your MySQL databases to the data volume and created a symlink. Your system should be fine now.
