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On Mon, Apr 09, 2012 at 10:54:15AM -0400, Daniel Barrett wrote: > My 5-drive Synology DS508 had a single drive failure last week, its first > in 4 years, and it took everything down with it. The RAID5 volume stayed in > a crashed state, even after replacing the bad drive and SMART-testing all > drives. Synology support was no help, except to tell me to use the "reset > to factory defaults" feature. I did so, and it turned the DS508 into an > expensive brick, unable to be accessed at all. Very disappointing.... We have been encountering similar issues with a 4 bay Synology (RS411). Luckily we could still get to it via Synology assistant after doing a factory-defaults reset. After the second round of this, we upgraded the firmware to 4.0. So far, no issues.
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