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Post by thorstense on May 10, 2008 2:57:10 GMT 7
Hello together! I have update from FW 2.00.05.1 to FW 2.00.08 and the update procedure works smoothly. Automatic shutdown, reboot after update and all works smoothly! The NSYNC task's , the e-mail notification and the UPS works all fine.  The HDD spindown I will check later at night... Best regards, Thorsten  |
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Post by itlan on May 10, 2008 9:31:01 GMT 7
thx for the tip on how to check spin down, I'm out of town till sunday but will check when I get home. Does gmail notifications work w/o the hack now? Forgot to test that. Seems the above poster has it working? |
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Post by Georg Eschenbach on May 10, 2008 17:33:17 GMT 7
Hi,
NSYNC-task copies all specified shares to the nsync-destination,
but it does not really synchronize: if you delete or rename files
in the directory, which is going to be nsynced, the old files
are not deleted in the destination folder, only the "new files" will be added as well, so the hdd´s will
sooner or later be full of files, which are not needed anymore.
well, it´s still better than in the 2.00.04 where NSYNC didn´t do anything at all ;D:-9
Greetings
George
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Post by thorstense on May 11, 2008 2:32:11 GMT 7
Hi! With the new FW 2.00.08 my Samsung HD501LJ spindown The NSYNC don't delete old files??? Ok, this I will test tomorrow after the scheduled task's runs at night. Best regards, Thorsten :-) |
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Post by greybard on May 11, 2008 12:10:45 GMT 7
I successfully updated my N5200 a few times using the 2.00.08 firmware. However, each time, when the system reboot, the Product Information displayed after log in said that it is still running 2.00.04 firmware. When I updated the firmware, the page clearly indicated that it was updating from 2.00.04 to 2.00.08, and I downloaded the 2.00.08 firmware from the Thecus home page. Has this happened to anyone? You are probably running IMGDUP... If you haven't disabled it, do so now. Next uninstall it. Using sysuser module, go in an rm -R /raid/data/module/backup/IMGDUP After that re-install IMGDUP and it will show the correct firmware and run correctly. |
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Post by cavey on May 11, 2008 23:45:39 GMT 7
Upgraded from 2.00.04 to 2.00.08, no problems there. Nsync is now running well , previously it will just stop backup at the start now it completes it... Tried mounting ISOs, and it works, it appears in the folder where the ISO is opened from... |
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itlan
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Post by itlan on May 12, 2008 3:23:45 GMT 7
So using the INFO Module mine doesn't appear to be spinning down. Number stays at 9 on the first drive.
Does anyone who has the SC 7.0 (2.00.01) module installed have their drives spinning down?
Also, when I look at the results of the INFO module, it reports on the first disk but the other 4 give errors. I'm guessing its becasue the Smart State is diabled on those for some reason but I have never done anything to disable the, their all brand new installed drives. How can I enable smart state on them?
Thxs!
System Info
Firmware Version: 2.00.08
Product: n5200
Producer: THECUS
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.50GHz
Uptime: 0 days 1:1
LoadAvg: 0.00 0.02 0.00
Fan 1 speed: 1128
Fan 2 speed: 3244
Switch Board: No
Filesystem Info: /raid/data
Size 1789429328 KB
Used 495276756 KB
Available 1294152572 KB
Percent used 28 %
Filesystem Info: /tmpfs
Size 262144 KB
Used 476 KB
Available 261668 KB
Percent used 0 %
Network Interface Info: lo
Link Status: RUNNING
Speed: Unknown
Duplex: Unknown
Addr: 127.0.0.1
BroadCast: 255.0.0.0
NetMask: Unknown
TxBytes: Unknown bytes
TxPackets: Unknown packets
RxBytes: Unknown bytes
RxPackets: Unknown packets
Network Interface Info: eth0
Link Status: RUNNING
Speed: 1000Mb/s
Duplex: Full
Addr: 192.168.1.110
BroadCast: 192.168.1.255
NetMask: 255.255.255.0
TxBytes: 1414465 bytes
TxPackets: 5867 packets
RxBytes: 850454 bytes
RxPackets: 5900 packets
Network Interface Info: eth1
Link Status: DOWN
Speed: Unknown!
Duplex: Unknown!
Addr: 192.168.2.254
BroadCast: 192.168.2.255
NetMask: 255.255.255.0
TxBytes: 0 bytes
TxPackets: 0 packets
RxBytes: 0 bytes
RxPackets: 0 packets
Network Interface Info: lt0
Link Status: DOWN
Speed: Unknown
Duplex: Unknown
Addr: Unknown
BroadCast: Unknown
NetMask: Unknown
TxBytes: Unknown bytes
TxPackets: Unknown packets
RxBytes: Unknown bytes
RxPackets: Unknown packets
Network Interface Info: ipddp0
Link Status: DOWN
Speed: Unknown
Duplex: Unknown
Addr: Unknown
BroadCast: Unknown
NetMask: Unknown
TxBytes: Unknown bytes
TxPackets: Unknown packets
RxBytes: Unknown bytes
RxPackets: Unknown packets
Network Interface Info: tun0
Link Status: RUNNING
Speed: 10Mb/s
Duplex: Full
Addr: 10.240.220.1
BroadCast: 10.240.220.2
NetMask: 255.255.255.255
TxBytes: Unknown bytes
TxPackets: Unknown packets
RxBytes: Unknown bytes
RxPackets: Unknown packets
RAID Info: /dev/md0
Level: raid1
State: active
Array Size: 1959808 bytes
Device Size: 1959808 bytes
Chunk Size: ERROR
Raid Devices: 5
Total Devices: 5
Active Devices: 5
Working Devices: 5
Failed Devices: 0
Spare Devices: 0
RAID Info: /dev/md1
Level: raid5
State: clean
Array Size: 1945696000 bytes
Device Size: 486424000 bytes
Chunk Size: 64K
Raid Devices: 5
Total Devices: 5
Active Devices: 5
Working Devices: 5
Failed Devices: 0
Spare Devices: 0
Disk Info: /dev/sda
Vendor: Hitachi
Model: HDS725050KLA360
Revision: K2AO
Smart State: ENABLED
Smart Error Count: 0
Raw Read Error Rate: 0
Start/Stop Count: 9
Realloc Sector Count: 0
Power On Hours: 274 hours
Power Cycle Count: 6 cycles
Temperature: 47 celsius
Disk Info: /dev/sdb
Vendor: Hitachi
Model: HDS725050KLA360
Revision: K2AO
Smart State: DISABLED
Smart Error Count: ERROR
Raw Read Error Rate: ERROR
Start/Stop Count: ERROR
Realloc Sector Count: ERROR
Power On Hours: ERROR hours
Power Cycle Count: ERROR cycles
Temperature: ERROR celsius
Disk Info: /dev/sdc
Vendor: Hitachi
Model: HDS725050KLA360
Revision: K2AO
Smart State: DISABLED
Smart Error Count: ERROR
Raw Read Error Rate: ERROR
Start/Stop Count: ERROR
Realloc Sector Count: ERROR
Power On Hours: ERROR hours
Power Cycle Count: ERROR cycles
Temperature: ERROR celsius
Disk Info: /dev/sdd
Vendor: Hitachi
Model: HDS725050KLA360
Revision: K2AO
Smart State: DISABLED
Smart Error Count: ERROR
Raw Read Error Rate: ERROR
Start/Stop Count: ERROR
Realloc Sector Count: ERROR
Power On Hours: ERROR hours
Power Cycle Count: ERROR cycles
Temperature: ERROR celsius
Disk Info: /dev/sde
Vendor: Hitachi
Model: HDS725050KLA360
Revision: K2AO
Smart State: DISABLED
Smart Error Count: ERROR
Raw Read Error Rate: ERROR
Start/Stop Count: ERROR
Realloc Sector Count: ERROR
Power On Hours: ERROR hours
Power Cycle Count: ERROR cycles
Temperature: ERROR celsius
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Post by omega on May 12, 2008 3:42:17 GMT 7
In order to enable SMART for the other hard disks, login via SSH and try this command:
smartctl -d marvell -s on-o on -S on /dev/sdb
Do the same for /dev/sdc, /dev/sdd, etc.
Check the smart state (and verify that SMART is turned on now) using
smartctl -d marvell /dev/sdb
Andreas
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Post by nogami on May 12, 2008 5:44:04 GMT 7
Install of 2.00.08 was smooth on my system. Just to be safe, I always reboot the server, then install the patch. Took about 20-30 seconds or so for the patching (always a nervous time!).
The new "Mount ISO" option looks interesting. The drive spindown does work on my Western Digital 500GB RE2 drives.
Also noticed a (new?) "Caching" option for SMB filesystem - not sure exactly what it is caching though.
Web interface does indeed seem much faster on this new version.
No problems so far!
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Post by itlan on May 12, 2008 8:32:33 GMT 7
That worked like a charm, thanks Andreas! even persists through a reboot!
Now to figure out if anything can be done about SC making the NAS not spin down (which is my guess).
The SB is constantly polling the server since the second the NAS turns off the SB really turns off (i.e. screen goes black), and I'm gussing it polls the server for time and other things failry frequently. Because the second the NAS comes back up the SB resyncs with the time etc.
So time to research if there is a way to really make the SB go off in the SC settings, stop time, polling or something that can be tweaked to SC so it doesnt prevent the NAS from spinning down!
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Post by thorstense on May 12, 2008 15:17:08 GMT 7
Hello together!
Today I have checked the result from the NSYNC Tasks.
I can't confirm George's issues that the old files are not deleted.
At my NSYNC Tasks all moved files are delete and write new correctly.
Best regards, Thorsten :-)
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Post by Georg Eschenbach on May 12, 2008 18:14:45 GMT 7
Hello to all of you.
After deleting and re-making the NSYNC-tasks
they work on my machine as well.
Maybe it didn´t work after updating
to 2.00.08 and starting the "old" NSYNC-tasks.
has anybody an idea what the
new files in the nsync-folder are used for?
(I wonßt even touch them!)
Greetings
George
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Post by mikezulu on May 12, 2008 22:21:38 GMT 7
Hi all Upgrade to 2.00.08 was a thrill but done within 10 to 15 seconds (after a full-Backup time of about 6 hours). I noticed one difference in the log file. The message at boot time about the raid system and disks is not shown anymore. The two notification mails (EM213E and EM207E are sent by mail as before the upgrade. Everything works fine inclusive my mySQL server. Now I gonna to configure the HD spin down. rgds Markus |
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Post by dreamteam on May 12, 2008 22:37:37 GMT 7
Upgraded from 2.00.04 to 2.00.08 without any problems.
Followed the advice to reboot system prior to firmware update.
Claus
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Post by jaysung on May 13, 2008 1:57:49 GMT 7
Hello,
2.00.08 update worked flawlessly. The system told me to reboot ( manually ) to make changes effective.
My SC7 installation basically works and does not prevent disk spin down of samsung hd501lj.
It only prevents spin down if music is being played. But that is quite understandable ay?
I have some trouble with changing configuration settings in SC7 I think I have go t a rights issue with writing to the config files. Didn't sort it out yet.
Best regards
Jeronimo
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