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My ReadyNAS Pro will not complete a violume scan, therefore the data/volumes are not visible on the network even though you can see the storage unit itself.<br />
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I updated the firmware to Radiator 4.2.19. &nbsp;Data was visible for a couple hours today, but then it tried to run a voluime scan and stalled at 70%. &nbsp;I had no access through frontview so I turned the power off and rebooted. &nbsp;After the reboot I tried to use frontview to reboot and run volume scan. &nbsp;The reboot succeeds but volume scan will not run and data is not visible.<br />
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I've been working at this for 2 days. &nbsp;Earlier in the process drive 2 seemed to be having troubles. &nbsp;No problems were reported on &quot;health&quot; but drive 2 was resyncing, then later the numeral 2 was missing from the &quot;box&quot; on the unit. &nbsp;I removed the drive and reset it and then it acted normal. &nbsp;Data was visible for awhile, then down again.<br />
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ideas? &nbsp;Thanks!
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My ReadyNAS Pro will not complete a violume scan, therefore the data/volumes are not visible on the network even though you can see the storage unit itself.

I updated the firmware to Radiator 4.2.19.  Data was visible for a couple hours today, but then it tried to run a voluime scan and stalled at 70%.  I had no access through frontview so I turned the power off and rebooted.  After the reboot I tried to use frontview to reboot and run volume scan.  The reboot succeeds but volume scan will not run and data is not visible.

I've been working at this for 2 days.  Earlier in the process drive 2 seemed to be having troubles.  No problems were reported on "health" but drive 2 was resyncing, then later the numeral 2 was missing from the "box" on the unit.  I removed the drive and reset it and then it acted normal.  Data was visible for awhile, then down again.

ideas?  Thanks!

ReadyNAS Pro will not complete volume scan

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