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webboy · 04-20-2006, 07:49 AM

Havent played with a 4200 but i can only assume its the same as a 4400. While the machine is powered up press the reset button. Server will reboot into maintence mode. Hit it from the web page there you will/should have the option to reset the entire machine and also load the os from a file.

Now to just get the file. I will see if i can extract my os off a 4400 as im about to replace all the drives in the 4400 i just got.

Sorry to say my 4400's are running 2.6.050 OS version.

I have no idea How many tracks the os takes but i think its 11 megs on each drive.

Can any one supply a Guardian os version 3 and 4? I think weve just about done all we can with the snap 1000, 2000,4000 and 4100's. With 4200 and 4400 poping up its time to start to exploit these machines. Christ i even have a 18000 now.

04-20-2006, 07:49 AM	#7
webboy Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 56	Re: No GuardianOS for my 4200 Havent played with a 4200 but i can only assume its the same as a 4400. While the machine is powered up press the reset button. Server will reboot into maintence mode. Hit it from the web page there you will/should have the option to reset the entire machine and also load the os from a file. Now to just get the file. I will see if i can extract my os off a 4400 as im about to replace all the drives in the 4400 i just got. Sorry to say my 4400's are running 2.6.050 OS version. I have no idea How many tracks the os takes but i think its 11 megs on each drive. Can any one supply a Guardian os version 3 and 4? I think weve just about done all we can with the snap 1000, 2000,4000 and 4100's. With 4200 and 4400 poping up its time to start to exploit these machines. Christ i even have a 18000 now.