[Help] Every night I turn off the NAS I find it on in the morning; after FW update [SOLVED]

[CursaYang]

Yes, your idea is correct. The USB system boot disk is a small USB drive, and inside the NAS, you will need to open it to retrieve the drive.

The compressed package I sent you contains two files: one is the V22 version of the BIOS file, which is used to upgrade from your V17 version, and the other is a Word document with the upgrade instructions. Simply follow the instructions in the document to complete the upgrade.

Of course, if you have any other issues during the upgrade process, feel free to ask again.

[chrisloughnane]

UPDATE

After updating the BIOS I had trouble with this always on screen

booting from INIT system

• To fix I unplugged all the drives again

• Started NAS - still stuck on INIT

• Plugged back in drives

• System started normally - HOORAY

I will report on the autostarting issue tomorrow morning.

[chrisloughnane]

DUPLICATE

[CursaYang]

Based on your description, it seems that the boot system does not automatically redirect to the TOS system startup.

Please refer to this post on the forum to recreate the boot system:

viewtopic.php?t=6433

[chrisloughnane]

I solved the boot problem as described above.

The BIOS update worked, thank you. The TNAS was powered down for the last three mornings.