How to fix a faulty USB initBoot for your TNAS?(220/420/221/421/422)

[ianaway]

And I've managed to make it eventually. Used installation package and bootloader v5.1.96. It's packed with 7z btw. =) But problem was not in USB. Problem was with nvme disks, where TOS was installed. I used ubuntu live CD to destroy partitions on NVME and only after this NAS loaded.

I will try to wipe my nvme … maybe my issue is there ! It crashed during the TOS 5 install on the first boot

Thanks !

[Spider]

Hello,
I have the F4220. Getting the following messages "Failed to load the Bootloader!
Failed to load the Bootloader from server! Please check if your device is successfully connected to the internet. You can also manually download it from our server and upload it in the column below." I SSH into the system and executed the following command "/etc/init.d/mountusb start" I got no USB found.
Help!!!

[TMSupport]

{L_BUTTON_AT}Spider

You can download the bootloader in our website.

[Spider]

Thank you just did that and will let you know once installed if it worked or not.

[stivm]

this method is not suitable for f4-423 it only has uefi boot. How can I recover usb for f4-423?

[TMSupport]

{L_BUTTON_AT}stivm

Please wait for the new guidelines.

[stivm]

And I've managed to make it eventually. Used installation package and bootloader v5.1.96. It's packed with 7z btw. =) But problem was not in USB. Problem was with nvme disks, where TOS was installed. I used ubuntu live CD to destroy partitions on NVME and only after this NAS loaded.

tell me how to restore bootable usb, I also have f4-423, it only supports uefi

[Scorp]

tell me how to restore bootable usb, I also have f4-423, it only supports uefi

My NAS still syncing raid, so I can't turn it off. However, i can make bin image of USB and post it if there is no private data on it and developers don't mind that.

[Spider]

I was able to get this working again by removing the USB stick and re-inserting it.

[TMroy]

{L_BUTTON_AT}Spider

May I know what is your model number? and how long has your device been used?