NASLite Network Attached Storage

Hello, I upgrade from naslite-2.06 hdd to naslite-2.67, but now I can't see the data stored in the hd, it is lost? Please help

Gabriel

Hi

If you did not format the drives, all the data is still there. Naslite is very conservative with data

Tell us a bit more. Is Naslite activated, are the drives exported (go in admin and have a look), are the services SMB, AFP etc activated ... ?

Robby

Hi thank you for answer. Naslite is activated, I copied the next screens:

GENERAL STORAGE OPTION MENU


1 - Export Disks Default [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
2 - Set Default Capacity Alarm [ 75 ] (75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 99, --)
3 - Set Disks S.M.A.R.T. [ ON ] (ON, --)

4 - Set Remote Storage Hosts
5 - Clear Disk Mirror Status Details

R - Return To Storage Configuration Menu

Select: >

DISK-0 CONFIGURATION MENU

Disk Model: ST3120022A, SN# 5JS83FX0, v.8.76
Interface: DEVICE-HDA
Status: NOT MOUNTED

* - Export Disk-0 [ -- ] (RW, RO, --)
* - Set Disk-0 Capacity Alarm [ -- ] (75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 99, --)
* - Set Disk-0 S.M.A.R.T. [ -- ] (ON, --)
4 - Run Disk-0 Extended S.M.A.R.T. Self-Test
* - Check Disk-0 Filesystem
* - Check and Repair Disk-0 Filesystem
* - Apply Journal to Disk-0 Filesystem
8 - Format Disk-0
* - Mirror to Disk-0 from [ NONE ]

R - Return To Storage Configuration Menu

Select: >

SERVICE CONFIGURATION MENU

Currently Active ( TELNET HTTP RSYNC FTP SMB/CIFS NFS AFP )

1 - TELNET [ ON ] (ON, --)
2 - HTTP [ ON ] (ON, --)
3 - RSYNC [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
4 - FTP [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
5 - SMB/CIFS [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
6 - NFS [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
7 - AFP [ RW ] (RW, RO, --)
8 - Status Update [ 05 ] (01, 05, 10, 15, 30, 45, 1h, 4h, 8h, --)

R - Return To Main Option Menu

Select: >

Before upgrading did you save the configuration and reload it after?

Mike

Hi Mike. No, I did not save the configuration

Gabriel

I think you have your answer then. You simply need to re-enter the IP address and services you wish, save them and finally reboot the NAS box. This should solve your issue. If you have mapped the drives in windows you may need to delete them and remap them to get them working again. In the future remember to save the configuration to an external medium like a USB drive and follow the directions to restore the configuration after a rebuild.

Mike

Mike

If you look at his "screen captures", the only option for the drive is Format

DISK-0 CONFIGURATION MENU

Disk Model: ST3120022A, SN# 5JS83FX0, v.8.76
Interface: DEVICE-HDA
Status: NOT MOUNTED

*
4 - Run Disk-0 Extended S.M.A.R.T. Self-Test
*
8 - Format Disk-0
*

I think something deep and not funny is the problem. If it was only a drive not seen on the LAN, your suggestion should be good but I think that NL cannot see the drive as formatted.

Robby

i saw that with the format being the only option and was puzzled - not near a system to check

i would go back to my fall back mode and boot the system from a linux disc - if that sees the drives and the files than i would be doing a backup copy somewhere - its always said Naslite does not write to the discs at startup which is true - but if it cannot see them it cannot access them - so a backup copy somewhere would be a good idea before playing and risking losing the data