NAS540 import volume

tolyaasch

Dear community, I want to put one HDD from my "master" NAS540 to my "backup" NAS540 but I don´t know how. I need all that data on HDD, don´t want to erase it. How can I do it? Please help me. Now I inserted HDD to "backup" NAS and see this: 

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Ijnrsi

What is your file system type for the HDD in master?
Normally, if the HDD is basic then it should be detect and mount to backup NAS.
Did you try reboot?

Mijzelf

You have 2 volumes with the same name. AFAIK that is just a label on the volume, but the firmware uses it to tag the volume.

I *think* that if you edit one of the labels, and reboot the box, your problem will be solved.

To find which file to edit you can execute (in an ssh shell)

grep volume /i-data/????????/.system/name_label -i -H

this will print the label files, followed by their content.

Ijnrsi

What is your file system type for the HDD in master?
Normally, if the HDD is basic then it should be detect and mount to backup NAS.
Did you try reboot?

tolyaasch

After reboot:

Mijzelf

You have 2 volumes with the same name. AFAIK that is just a label on the volume, but the firmware uses it to tag the volume.

I *think* that if you edit one of the labels, and reboot the box, your problem will be solved.

To find which file to edit you can execute (in an ssh shell)

grep volume /i-data/????????/.system/name_label -i -H

this will print the label files, followed by their content.

tolyaasch

Dear @Mijzelf and @Ijnrsi Thank you! After about 3 hours of gugling of "how to use putty" "dos commands in linux" and "how to edit file in linux" or "how to use vi" i finished it and WORKING!!! I think, this feature can be in UI to help BFUs like me to easily swap disks between NASes. Thank you all and have a nice day.
Viktor