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Hi The issue is likely with the UPS battery. Keep it plugged in until the light clears. The system needs time to charge the battery to the correct voltage, which usually takes 4 to 5 hours. If the issue persists, the battery may be damaged. Simply unplug it and it should start working.

Thanks! It worked flawlessly after I manually upgraded my Helios64 from version 24.11.1 to 25.2.3.

I assume you try to bridge your eth0 and wlan0. This thread might help you to achieve this. https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/88954/workaround-for-a-wifi-bridge-on-a-raspberry-pi-with-proxy-arp Oli

Hi Alexander, Mine situation got worse over time. SATA1 doesn’t spin up, or if it adds with the SATA2 and emits ‘beep’ style sound generated by heads. They are both powered by the ‘b’ rail. I used ATX 12v DC instead of the provided power supply, same results. The only way to operate requires an ATX SATA connector. My setup is 5*3″ 5, I am not sure I would be a good idea to merge them on the ‘a’ rail. I enjoy this kind of DIY NAS and I ordered on ASRock JTX board. I might come back later to try what wrong but I am afraid some SMD on the board is involved. Today, buying a new case, add an ATX power supply is the only option. Oli