After shutting the system off for a week’s vacation, the ReadyNAS 1000 was acting weird. Started giving an error about “the local security authority is internally inconsistent” and we couldn’t connect to the share from windows. I tried rebooting from Frontview but it didn’t seem to reboot.<\/p>\n
I was able to connect with ssh and restart samba thanks to this post<\/a>, and that worked – now I could connect. But for some reason, the ReadyNAS would not reboot from Frontview. So I rebooted from SSH. After it came back up, all the Services under Standard File Protocols were disabled and I could no longer SSH.<\/p>\n I tried to re-install the EnableRootSSH add-on but it keeps saying “Invalid Checksum detected in update file” I’m trying to boot up the backup ReadyNAS and it’s at the slowly blinking blue light<\/a>. Soft reset seems to have gotten it going. Installed the EnableSSH add-on and it’s doing a filesystem check now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" After shutting the system off for a week’s vacation, the ReadyNAS 1000 was acting weird. Started giving an error about “the local security authority is internally inconsistent” and we couldn’t connect to the share from windows. I tried rebooting from … Continue reading
\nNow I can reboot from Frontview (thankfully since ssh is gone) and I did a full file check overnight but still in the same place. Reboots cause all file services to become unchecked and any add-on gives an Invalid Checksum.<\/p>\n