Error initializing HDDs

[Aled72]

Hi again,
I thought the problem was solved but today turning on the nas I find the state of the disks as in the image.
I redid the initialization but the state remains the same.
download/file.php?mode=view&id=5221

[Jocko]

I am sorry but I can not read your pic (too bad resolution)!

[Aled72]

now?
download/file.php?mode=view&id=5222

[Jocko]

Yes it's good so the issue is only on the USB disk.

DId you have installed patch05 ?
I'd rather you install it (as I will know what are your current files version

[Aled72]

Can you send me patch05?

[Jocko]

:shocked
It is available here! viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2695

[Aled72]

I think there is a problem LOL

---edit 2017 July 17---
patch removed (the latest patch includes these fixes)

Sorry.

Found it

[Jocko]

:pound

It is available in the last post of the topic!

[Aled72]

Ah ah ah, yes I see.

Today is all ok raid rebuild and seem works well.

Many thanks again.

[Jocko]

Hi Aled72,

Ok, so the issue seems to be fixed!

Please to note this warning on the help page of usb setup menu:

Safe Remove

The link SafeRemove will unmount a connected USB disk or stop an USB raid, after that device(s) can be unplugged safely.

Important : if you have selected the Advanced mode, you need to use the SafeRemove feature to backup the share settings stored on USB disks mounted as internal disks.
You need also to do it with an USB raid to stop the raid and backup its shares settings.

if you don't do it, the shares on these devices won't be restored after rebooting or after an hot-plug (you will have to set again all previous created shares).

Note: if you do an hot-plugging with USB devices which are members of a RAID device, the RAID is not automatically re-assembled. You must restart the NAS to get again the USB RAID.

A raid built on USB raid is less robust than a one built on internal disks