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2173 TopicsReadyNAS Pro 6 Business Edition RNDP6000 Booy Issue.
Apologies as I know this unit is not supported at all these days but has served me well so wanted to try and get this working again. OS 6 6.10.9 was installed (my initial OS 6 upgrade with the help of an excellent Tech support person a few years ago) and has updates and run flawlessly since. I recently tried a snapshot restore to go to some older files and the system hung/crashed. I couldn't access web Gui, so tried an OS reinstall and then all worked fine. Disks were doing a resync and all finished ok. Next morning the system was powered up but was powered up but hung with no PING or access at all. I have rigged up a Monitor, Keyboard and mouse and created a USB recovery key created. Thought I would try to update to ReadyNASOS-6.10.10-x86_64 via USB: 1. Insert USB in front USB port. 2. Rebooted with backup button pressed - BIOS loads and syslinux loads but just then monitor screen goes blank and the LCD screen stays on "ReadyNAS" I've tried pressing the reset or pressing the backup button to see if the options scroll but not go. Am I missing something here or should this boot into the USB? I'd like to get working even just to access/backup the current shares if possible, so don't want to go the factory reset if possible. Any advice would be appreciated. Many thanks118Views0likes19CommentsREADYNAS 104 - has booted into safe mode with no drives?
Hi, Can anyone please help? Booted up, seemed to be working OK (but very slow), Then froze with a "do_exit+4c8" error. Drive lights were on. Wouldn't shut down, so two hard power cycles, same error. Last cycle - it has booted into Safe Mode with no drive lights on. Going to admin page I get this: I haven't touched it since. Any advice greatly appreciated. Cheers, John52Views0likes1CommentNetgear ReadyNAS Ultra 6 rebooting issue
I'm not an IT person: this will likely show in a way I'm talking about the issue. ;-) Our ReadyNAS started rebooting every day for the past few weeks. I thought cleaning the dust would help. As it wasn't doing anything I switched it off from the cable not using the back ON/OFF. Worsened the issue. I tried the reset button at the back using the NORMAL rebooting: became a loop "Checking FS". I wanted to do an OS reinstall but how do you confirm that choice on the menu: I tried the press and release button at the back but it's not working. Any video where I checked what I should be doing?55Views0likes1CommentReady Nas 314 Firm 6.10.10 Raid Inactive
Status on Radar shows raid level 5 inactive. I cannot log in thru Raidar to see errors or anything else. The drives icons show green check boxes and the lights on the unit are all green. I have power cycled the unit, Did not help. I reset the drives Did not help. Boots fine and sets network without a problem What can I do? Willing to pay for support to get these drives back Thanks for any help Dave 201-647-6887 [email protected]113Views0likes4CommentsMigrating Disks from NV+ to NVX
Hello Folks, I'm new here ... I have / had an old NV+ NAS with four 1TB drives. I hadn't used it for years and when I got it going again the other day, all was well for a few hours, backing up my MBP with TimeMachine, until - I'm guessing here - the PSU failed mid-backup, tripping the ring main breaker; the plug fuse (13A!) is Ok and it won't restart. Rather than try and repair or replace the PSU (my regular MO), I decided to buy a used NVX complete with disk trays - looking forward to the performance upgrade! So I've moved the four 1TB drives - in order - from the NV+ to the NVX and powered it up 'Normally'. Error message says that it can't mount the RAID disks ... Ok, so I boot into 'OS reinstall' mode, which seemed to be Ok until the same error message appeared. Any clues or ideas how to proceed? I'd really like to retain / recover the data on the RAID set. I haven't yet tried connecting over the network ... will try this next and see if RAIDar can see it. Many thanks in advance.342Views0likes7CommentsUsing ReadyNAS as backend for lightweight web tools — is it reliable?
Hi everyone, I currently maintain a small web tool (for example a gratuity / end-of-service benefit calculator for users in the UAE), and I’m evaluating options to host user data, logs, JSON storage files, and backups. My ideal setup is a lightweight, always-on system without needing a full server. That’s where ReadyNAS caught my interest. Some of the things I’m considering: Using ReadyNAS to host REST APIs, static JSON or YAML config files, and backing up user session data. Ensuring data integrity and performance — especially under concurrent access. Handling firmware updates without breaking API endpoints. Syncing backups to cloud or another NAS for redundancy. A few questions for those experienced with ReadyNAS: 1. Has anyone used ReadyNAS to back a small web service or tool (not just file server)? 2. What is the maximum recommended concurrent requests for lightweight API files (JSON) on ReadyNAS? 3. Which methods have you used for version-safe firmware updates so that custom services are not lost? 4. How do you handle secure access (SSL, tokens) when serving APIs from a NAS that’s also storing private user data? If anyone’s already built similar backend or microservice setups using ReadyNAS, I’d love pointers or pitfalls to avoid. Thank you!1.7KViews0likes3CommentsHelp needed: ReadyNAS NVX (RNDX4000) Restore to RAIDiator 4.2 - Empty /boot_flash
Hi everyone, I’m reaching out because I made a major mistake while attempting to upgrade my ReadyNAS NVX (RNDX4000) from v4.2 to OS6. The upgrade failed, and now I'm trying to restore the unit back to its original RAIDiator 4.2 (x86) state. The main issue is that my /boot_flash directory is currently completely empty. When I check the file system, I see the following: # ls bin dev init root sysroot var boot_flash etc lib sbin tmp data frontview proc sys usr The error I'm stuck with is: cp: cannot stat '/boot_flash/vpd': No such file or directory I tried to manually recreate the missing file by creating the directory and adding my serial: echo -n "22N193RA00131" > /boot_flash/vpd/vpd ...but as expected, this didn't resolve the boot issue since the rest of the flash content is missing. I am looking for a full backup or the contents of a working /boot_flash directory for this specific model running v4.2. Since official Tech Support is no longer available, I am just looking for any way to get the device functional again. If anyone is willing to share the necessary files or a flash image but prefers not to post it publicly, please contact me directly at: [email protected] Any help or guidance on how to properly reconstruct the boot environment for 4.2 would be greatly appreciated!Solved827Views0likes21CommentsReadyNAS Pro Stuck at Booting…
I’m trying to resurrect my ReadyNAS Pro and it’s stuck at Booting… It will complete the FS checks, but can’t get past Booting…. I’ve attempted an OS Reinstall and a USB Recovery, but the USB Recovery never fully completed and I’m thinking there is something wrong with the img. I have also run a memory test which passed. Currently it’s running through a disc check which should complete this evening. I have not attempted hooking up a VGA monitor, nor have I jumped into Tech Support menu. I never upgraded to OS6, so it’s on Raider 4.something. My USB Recovery was the latest 4.23. This box last ran several years ago and the only problem I was aware of is that disc #5 appears dead, so it has been removed and I am attempting to bring it up on the remaining five drives 1234 6. Hopefully having an open bay isn’t the issue, but I don’t want to change anything out of uncertainty. I hoping someone here would be able to help me through this. Thanks!384Views0likes13Comments