Initialization of the NAS 200 without internal drives?

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  Can someone tell me if there is a way to do a cover of the SD card without needing an optical drive or a floppy disk?

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  As much I know SD card will not help at all. If you have the original recovery CD you the optical disk drive. If I remember well the docking station for this Portege should have one.

  Sorry, but I see no alternative here.

• "How to remove the files of SATA internal drive APPLE HDD HTS547550A9E384 physical medium.

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• Accidentally deleted / Volume of the CD/DVD-ROM internal drive

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  2. only if it shows in Device Manager?
   

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314060 

   

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• The Explorer is not internal drive 3TO

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  Have you tried to connect to a different port?

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  Try to reassign the name of external device with a different drive name

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• WITH video card driver, windows freezes after 10 seconds after the Welcome screen, WITHOUT a driver, it works fine

  Hi guys,.

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  Hello.

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• NAS 200 Failed Disk - using RAID1

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• Torn NAS 200 flow music

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  Hi Amanda,.

  You get the workflow a bit confused here. It is hard to follow all of the steps you took, but I will try to explain the correct procedure.

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  If the NAS does not work because it stores the BONES and it has information on the first hard disk, you then install what it means if I insert a new disc, it'll be like setting up from scratch again?

  Thank you

  TheDmac wrote:

  I forgot to put back the NAS to its factory settings to remove my information and data of the NAS.

  All what you need to do is wipe the drive. If the sale of discs with the NAS some would prefer to make a secure disk erase (you can do this if connect drives to your PC).

  A factory default will not work without disks. The purpose of this option of start menu must wipe disks (to wipe all your personal information, all data, settings, all on drives) and do a clean install of the operating system, to create a new volume, etc.

  TheDmac wrote:

  I assumed that the NAS should have a form any internal memory only for the operating system to function. Is this the case? And if so, how to access the NAS? It has been sitting on a flashing power a LED all day and I tried to use the start menu to reset it without success.

  The OS is installed from the flash on the disks. All of your personal information are on the disks. The operating system is installed on both drives so if a broken disk we can still see newspapers etc. on the other disk.

  If you look in RAIDar you won't see the error no disc detected.

  The flash containing the firmware image content, but also things like the serial number of the device. We do not store any of your personal information at all. The flash is 128 MB, I think. It contains space for the content of the image of the firmware (which are highly compressed) and allows a bit of growth in the size of the firmware image.

  We do not use the flash for the early stages of the start-up procedure, but we move quickly to boot from the disc.

  TheDmac wrote:

  If the NAS does not work because it stores the BONES and it has information on the first hard disk, you then install what it means if I insert a new disc, it'll be like setting up from scratch again?

  Yes, but with the firmware currently on the flash which is the newest firmware you updated. When you update the firmware, it is updated on the flash and installed on the disks.

  TheDmac wrote:

  Recently, I took a drive on the NAS that I intend to sell it.

  Please note that the warranty is to the original from only authorized retailer buyer. So those who don't buy it will have no warranty.

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  # descr:        outputs logical device name for a local asm scsi target
  
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