Hi,
I have a NAS326 running Debian-6.6.2-mvebu-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2 (16 Dec 2023) on USB, and a 2TB HDD drive in slot one. My plan is to replace the 2TB drive with two 12TB drives and run Raid1 on it.
A few days ago I added a second disk in slot 2, to prepare for Raid. After I copied all the data from disk1 to disk2, I replaced disk1 with an empty 12TB disk in slot one. Now, it doesn't boot. As I understand, the bootloader only exists in the USB-stick, so how can the missing original hdd stop the nas from booting. Is the HDD somehow connected to the boot process? "Connection refused" it says when I try to login via ssh. Also, I can't shutdown the NAS when this happens, I have to plug it off.
Any suggestions what can be wrong here?
jason1
I have a NAS326 running Debian-6.6.2-mvebu-tld-1-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2 (16 Dec 2023) on USB, and a 2TB HDD drive in slot one. My plan is to replace the 2TB drive with two 12TB drives and run Raid1 on it.
A few days ago I added a second disk in slot 2, to prepare for Raid. After I copied all the data from disk1 to disk2, I replaced disk1 with an empty 12TB disk in slot one. Now, it doesn't boot. As I understand, the bootloader only exists in the USB-stick, so how can the missing original hdd stop the nas from booting. Is the HDD somehow connected to the boot process? "Connection refused" it says when I try to login via ssh. Also, I can't shutdown the NAS when this happens, I have to plug it off.
Any suggestions what can be wrong here?
jason1