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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    Firmware 04.05G05 found http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?...14246&start=80

    second post

    How is going to update?

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    It requires a boot floppy and a cd with the bin and exe on it

    Boot the floppy, run the pgm on the cd

    In my dell raid, i am doing the fw upgrade one at a time, let the raid rebuild (Raid-6), and do the next

    One a day.

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    I just had 2 days ago an answer from thecus

    "Dear Sir,

    Thanks for your mail.
    We strongly recommended backing up all of your data to an outside source. And then switch to either Hitachi or Seagate 2TB drives as listed on Thecus compatibility list. "

    is any chance this new firmware could be a solution for my n7700 with 7 wd 2tb entreprise ???


    Anybody try this already ?

    thanks for sharing

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    well, I understand Thecus point on this, but well, for those people who already have the drives, I guess this isn´t nice at all

    There are a few things I came up that might help:

    Disable the power management of the drives within the web UI. If that doesn´t help, install the ssh and sysuser mod from thecus wiki and run that command for every drive in your array:

    hdparm -B 254 -S 0 /dev/sda
    etc.

    That disables the power and accoustic managemnt, I suppose that should also help with drives flying out of the array. I do have a Thecus 5200Pro and a 7700 but not this type of HDD so I cannot try myself, but it is something that might work ...

    Also before you do fiddle around with the modules and hdparm, backup your data! Better safe then sorry

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    well still hard for me to understand how the upgrade of my hhd re4,
    boot on the floppy: can i use hiren boot cd 10 and witch utility
    run the program on the cd: whatdo i type only the program name or sort of command c:/...

    Sorry, really nearby, but a little help for this so i can test with the new software

    thanks for sharing

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    i tried everything to update the firmware, i am still looking for the right step...

    damn old school floppys

    edit found a HP usb tool to boot from usb stick

    i now have updated all of my 4 drives with the 04.05G05 firmware and my thecus n7700 has the 3.00.07a hope this works for me!
    Last edited by doubeld1979; 06-12-2009 at 02:49 AM. Reason: update

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    Re: 7700 and WD RE4-GP (WD2002FYPS)

    Updated to 3.0.0.8 still having problems!

    On Qnap Forum i read about disabling NQC on your drives!

    Somebody Tried this? I dont know how?!

    UPDATE: I read also to jumper pin 5-6 on WD2002FYPS, i have done this, no drop out yet 2 days running! Maybee is this the final fix!
    Last edited by doubeld1979; 06-01-2010 at 08:28 PM. Reason: Update

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