[Helios4 Support]

23 hours ago, Victor_Williamson said:

I could do a rebuild as a last resort as I have nearly 8TB of data to move off it beforehand.. Is there an easy backup of the raid config I could perform or will the fresh rebuild pick up the raid from the 4 physical disk?

 

Many thanks

Cheers for the help...  I poked around and eventually just blew it away and downloaded the latest build and all is well again. Backed up my fstab,exports and interfaces file and copied them to the new SD card.

After a reboot everything is back to full health.

[Helios4 Support]

44 minutes ago, Igor said:

You are using one of the first test build made by Helios team. Fan driver, which bothers you, was changed and you might be missing some scripts which are not part of the update process. Perhaps @gprovost could provide you details hints how to solve this but it looks something went wrong also with a kernel image update or you made some manual changes to the system?

ii  linux-dtb-mvebu                5.41                             armhf        Linux DTB, version 4.4.115-mvebu
ii  linux-image-mvebu              5.37                             armhf        Linux kernel, version 4.4.107-mvebu

If you can, I would suggest starting with the latest official armbian.

I could do a rebuild as a last resort as I have nearly 8TB of data to move off it beforehand.. Is there an easy backup of the raid config I could perform or will the fresh rebuild pick up the raid from the 4 physical disk?

 

Many thanks

[Helios4 Support]

Completed, http://ix.io/VFR

 

I have removed the fan as a temp measure and been monitoring the temp which site around 44'c currently.

[Helios4 Support]

Hi,

 

My fans run at 100% since I did an apt-get upgrade on my Helios 4, Is there a way to restore the low-speed mode as the NAS sounds like a jet engine running at the moment.

 

Many thanks