The problem was that the NAS used a format for the drive which my Windows PC was unable to read and I was unable to find any (reasonably priced) software that would be able to.The HDD itself turned out to be fine – I ended up reformatting it and using it back in the NAS for a while. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. If the drive stopped working in the NAS, then it should have stopped in the PC as well.If the HDD wouldn’t have stopped functioning while connected to the PC and assuming that the HDD was not a low powered “green” drive, then maybe, and just “maybe” as i don’t want to accuse Zyxel or their products of anything, the NAS’ power supply was not providing sufficient power for the drive.Anyway for a guy having HDD spares around and not testing the drive “identified” as faulty that’s kind of a bad mojo.Just my two cents if it made any sense. Hi David.Sorry to dig-up a 6-months old article BUTThere’s one thing that puzzles me over here: if Zyxel Support said that “the harddrive is faulty” why didn’t you connect it to a PC and test the drive with any HDD testing software regardless of what the SMART reported? Call me paranoid if you’d like, but the question remains.Or, just for testing purposes, leave it in the PC to monitor its behavior. If you want to check if it’s the drive or the NAS, just remove the drive and access the NAS and if the NAS it never locks up, you need to do what I’ve suggested.Hope this helps someone. You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems Reading package lists Yes Serial connection parameters: Edit this firmawre only via the LEFT edit button below the box.
Well, I’ve not had a lockup for 3 hours yet.When you replace the drive, you’re just getting rid of all the bad stuff that Zyxel has installed on it, which is causing the lock-ups. ZYXEL NSA325 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD FREE Read the syslog for details.
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