U4-111 equipment has lowered raids
Posted: 12 Apr 2023, 11:14
Hello I am korean
English is poor, please understand
The previous firmware version was updated from version 4.2.39 to version 5.1.29 recently.
After the update, the device (u4-111) started to sound a buzzer, and after creating a super account, the "RAID is degraded" indication appeared
I'm using 4 disks of 10TB and I'm using RAID5.
All 4 disks came up as normal, and the disk in slot 2 was automatically dropped from the RAID configuration.
It was confirmed that only slot 1, slot 3, and slot 4 were configured as RAID, and only slot 2 was changed to a single disk.
To tell you one more thing, I couldn't access the web page and SMB due to a sudden power outage a few days ago.
This is a problem that occurred after updating the firmware while reinstalling the system.
I just did a simple system reinstallation, but can the RAID suddenly break?
Can I just simply rebuild the currently dropped disk slot 2 using raid recovery in the pool?
I can see disk 2 in raid recovery.
However, I was worried that the data would be lost, so I couldn't try it, and I'm currently taking a backup to another NAS.
Is it a task that can be easily recovered without data loss by doing raid recovery?
Ask the support team for help
English is poor, please understand
The previous firmware version was updated from version 4.2.39 to version 5.1.29 recently.
After the update, the device (u4-111) started to sound a buzzer, and after creating a super account, the "RAID is degraded" indication appeared
I'm using 4 disks of 10TB and I'm using RAID5.
All 4 disks came up as normal, and the disk in slot 2 was automatically dropped from the RAID configuration.
It was confirmed that only slot 1, slot 3, and slot 4 were configured as RAID, and only slot 2 was changed to a single disk.
To tell you one more thing, I couldn't access the web page and SMB due to a sudden power outage a few days ago.
This is a problem that occurred after updating the firmware while reinstalling the system.
I just did a simple system reinstallation, but can the RAID suddenly break?
Can I just simply rebuild the currently dropped disk slot 2 using raid recovery in the pool?
I can see disk 2 in raid recovery.
However, I was worried that the data would be lost, so I couldn't try it, and I'm currently taking a backup to another NAS.
Is it a task that can be easily recovered without data loss by doing raid recovery?
Ask the support team for help