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harveybham · 11-30-2010, 11:10 AM

hi mate cheers for the reply

I cant believe that the company would charge you for the os! iv looked everywhere i cant find it on the net. I mean why would you store an OS on the disk for anyway!!

Basically what happened was, i was getting the disk failed message, so before i went to replace the disks i put them into a windows pc using a caddy, Windows then must have initlazied the disks and deleted everything for me! or i must have formatted them to work in windows!

Now the problem is that i start it up and then what i get is the system light flashes once and then the disk light flashes twice and then it stays with both lights on for a spilt second and then redo's the cycle!

I cant even view the config page or anything at all. Iv left it on for half a day thinkiing it will rebuild itself, but it wont.

I cant get access to another drive like this at all.

So have i completey ruined it by trying to save the data on it?

I still cant believe why a company would store the OS of a device on a disk!

11-30-2010, 11:10 AM	#4
harveybham Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: birmingham Posts: 6	Re: snap server failed? hi mate cheers for the reply I cant believe that the company would charge you for the os! iv looked everywhere i cant find it on the net. I mean why would you store an OS on the disk for anyway!! Basically what happened was, i was getting the disk failed message, so before i went to replace the disks i put them into a windows pc using a caddy, Windows then must have initlazied the disks and deleted everything for me! or i must have formatted them to work in windows! Now the problem is that i start it up and then what i get is the system light flashes once and then the disk light flashes twice and then it stays with both lights on for a spilt second and then redo's the cycle! I cant even view the config page or anything at all. Iv left it on for half a day thinkiing it will rebuild itself, but it wont. I cant get access to another drive like this at all. So have i completey ruined it by trying to save the data on it? I still cant believe why a company would store the OS of a device on a disk!