* Ateonix NASAS 2040 NAS device - recovering RAID5 array
@ 2004-05-27 22:15 Tim Harvey
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From: Tim Harvey @ 2004-05-27 22:15 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-raid
Greetings,
I have an Ateonix NASAS 2040 NAS device that has gone bad. Specifically
the flash based OS (which is provided by a PCI 'flash disk' module made
by Ateonix) is not booting because of a power glitch while that occurred
obviously at a bad moment in time (while it was recovering from another
glitch I believe)).
Does anyone else out there have much knowledge of these devices? I've
had mine running 24/7 for about 9 months now without incident. I've
learned since that the company has gone out of business (unfortunate, it
was a great entry-level product).
I'm looking for anyone that may have firmware update files for it and
any knowledge on how it operates. Specifically, I'm interested in
finding out how I can reset the unit to factory defaults while 'not'
loosing the data on the existing array. Also, I'm curious if anyone has
found a way to get into the Linux OS (I've hooked up a keyboard/monitor
to the mboard, but I can't get any prompt, nor have I been able to find
any ports open for telnet/ssh). Its not something they supported, but
I'm thinking there may be an unsupported/undocumented way.
Any info on this product would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
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