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Sounds like a great solution? Have a really tested it ? Will it wipe the data ?

Sounds a bit like Have you tried to reboot your router ?

Any update on that issue ? after updating to TOS 4.2.07 and updating docker, I still have the same issue.

Hi,

I was able to catch the issue : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS0tVSr ... e=youtu.be

In /var/log/messages I have: Dec 4 09:09:28 TNAS user.notice procd: /usr/local/bin/dockerd not present or not executable But : root@nas:~# ll /usr/local/bin/dockerd lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Nov 26 08:50 /usr/local/bin/dockerd -> dockerd-17.06.0-dev root@nas:~# ll /usr/local/bin/dockerd-17.06.0-dev ...

@TM support, do you guys have a solution to this issue ?

Thanks

I will try, but please keep in mind that's it's an intermittent issue. For example, yesterday afternoon the NAS was in a reboot loop, I managed to shut it down. Around 5am this night, it booted up (with the power schedule disabled, which is crazy, not understandable behavior ...) and started a reboo...

Update:
with power schedule disabled the NAS is still rebooting after a few minutes.
NTP (time synchronisation) with external server is also disabled.

Is this a known hardware issue ? I saw other post with same behavior on this forum.

Hi

Any update on this, my NAS has been rebooting all afternoon after random operation duration.

I switched off the power schedule to see if this is the cause of the issue, but I definitely want to use it in the future.

My NAS is a F2-210, version of TOS is 4.2.06-2011031755

Docker version is 17.05.4.

Also, when I click on the docker app shortcut in the desktop of TOS, then the daemon is started.

Hi, Actually I thought the issue root cause was the NTP/time synchro of the NAS. But I guess it was part of the symptoms. I used different settings, manual time settings and different NTP server, but the issue still happens, sometimes it's differents, and just shuting down the NAS is enough to recov...