ReadyNAS Pro 6 general protection fault: 0000 [#2] SMP

Before swapping the processor, did you make sure your BIOS is up to date?  I don't recommend a quad-core processor.  Not sure where you did your research, but many who did that (because they were using it for something that needed more CPU throughput) have found the stock cooling to be insufficient when running those CPU-intensive tasks.  Are you seeing any high CPU temperature warnings?

https://pastebin.com/vDmQB761

did you make sure your BIOS is up to date? How do i update the BIOS i try looking for resource and stuff my research on the Netgear Community

Also The only Task running IS FTP
5 Camera POE Image and Video > FTP > NAS

https://pastebin.com/vDmQB761 bios_ver.log

Before you worry about updating it, let's see if it's already the latest version.  I  the downloaded log zip, look in bios_ver.log.  The latest is 07/26/2010 FLAME6-MB V2.0.  If yours really is a "Pro6", not an older ProBE or Pro Pioneer, it likely is.

FYI i got this a while back on Facebook Marketplace for cheap mostly 6 bay nas goes around $800+ up AUD got this one $100-300 was missing a 2 bay drive but got replacement one cause so one had Duo and it was broken so i bargain with them for the 2 bay

so the Bios Version is 10/03/2008 FLAME6-MB V1.6

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Sandshark wrote:

Before you worry about updating it, let's see if it's already the latest version. 

10/03/2008 FLAME6-MB V1.6 per the link ninjasniper85_ posted earlier

Ram is

Legend  L256423G-PPOS2L2S 2GB DDR2800

1 stick is in the system

1 stick is out of the system

MY NAS Model: rndp6350-100nas

That's a Pro Business Edition (ProBE), then, not a Pro6.  Pro6 models are -200's.  Same motherboard, different processor.  Though, of course, you've updated yours, anyway.

With that BIOS version, I'm surprised your NAS is booting at all.  I have always believed that the fastest processor that can be used with that old version of the BIOS is an E6600.  I guess I was mistaken that it won't boot with a faster processor, but I do suspect that has a lot to do with your problems.

Frankly, the easiest way to update the bios is to use a spare drive in place of your current drive set to convert the unit back to RAIDiator 4.2.x, then use the Bios update add-on, then revert back to OS6.  That was true even before Debian Jessie became unsupported and you could still easily get the necessary tools to manually update using apt.

Frankly, the easiest way to update the bios is to use a spare drive in place of your current drive set to convert the unit back to RAIDiator 4.2.x, then use the Bios update add-on, then revert back to OS6.  That was true even before Debian Jessie became unsupported and you could still easily get the necessary tools to manually update using apt.

Please Step By Step

is this to download? https://kb.netgear.com/000038793/RAIDiator-x86-Version-4-2-31

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ninjasniper85_ wrote:

 

Please Step By Step

 

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https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Storage-Apps-Current/Downgrade-to-RAIDiator-x86-from-ReadyNAS-OS-notsupported/m-p/859412#M2683

Thanks Will try this later https://community.netgear.com/t5/ReadyNAS-Storage-Apps-Current/Downgrade-to-RAIDiator-x86-from-ReadyNAS-OS-notsupported/m-p/859412/emcs_t/S2h8ZW1haWx8dG9waWNfc3Vic2NyaXB0aW9ufExHR0tNSUFRR09BRjc1fDIzMDczNTB8U1VCU0NSSVBUSU9OU3xoSw#M2683

i will try the memory first to see if it the memory or not

i have uptime Kuma to let me know if the any problem network wise if the readynas having problem with network so i will wait to see if one of the ram is bad

Well it has been on a while some stuff happen with my internet so i had to restart the readynas so it has been up for 13 days

can still access it 🙂

could be the other ram stick i have is faulty who know 🙂

will keep updates this post but not alot maybe when i check the nas and stuff