Mijzelf 
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O_o. According to this page next line should have been about cpu interface. And this is not something about packages not being installed. This is very early kernel log, the disks are not even powered yet. So it doesn't know about packages. (BTW, mdadm is not in a package. How could it, if it's needed to assemble the raid…
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That dmesg output is far from complete. I'd expect at least a hundred lines.
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If you use the right version of smbstatus. This is the firmware one. So try /opt/bin/smbstatus
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Nextcloud needs a more recent PHP version than the box can offer. If you really want nextcloud, the most convenient way is to install Debian first. Don't know how Nextcloud will perform on that box, the manual states: Nextcloud needs a minimum of 128MB RAM per process, and we recommend a minimum of 512MB RAM per process.…
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Yes. The disk is 16 * 10^12 bytes, but the webinterface shows the size in TiB (2^40 bytes).
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The Current_Pending_Sector with a raw value of 2 could cause the disk to be dropped from the array. But it cannot stop a running repair, and after repairing it should be gone. Your log shows that repairing has started, but /proc/mdstat doesn't show that. It should show the repairing status, and a progression state. (Sorry,…
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You didn't change your PC, but apparently it got an update ssh client, which by default disables this old protocol. If the ssh client is OpenSSH (-compatible), you can tell it to shut up: ssh -D8080 -oHostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa xxxx@ssssssss.aaaaas.org
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Storage manager > Internal storage > Hard Disk…It should show up in all cases? AFAIK yes. Is there any chance my disk is not compatible? You can never rule it out, but normally SATA is SATA. I assume it's connecting somehow because of the beeping. Agree. If it isn't recognized as disk, why would it beep anyway? Maybe the…
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Are you still logging in as the same user?
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What I wonder though is if there is a way that you could transfer files to the NAS from Explorer? It should just work. When you open a share in Explorer, it should work like a local drive. (Well, a bit slower, of course). Maybe you configured the shares to be readonly over samba? That can be configured in the users&shares…
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A 16TB disk should be no problem, at least not on this level. As far as I know there are only 3 reasons why the NAS should start beeping. When the fan doesn't run, when an array is degraded, and when it fails to boot. In all cases you should be able to see it in the webinterface.
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https://mijzelf.duckdns.org/zyxel/zypkg-repo/
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It's good that you got it working, but you shouldn't need SMB1 for that. That is only necessary for the NSA boxes. The NAS boxes support SMB2.
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@Techlobo : That administrator didn't answer, and the websites didn't come back. So maybe he lost his interest, or worse. I have an old backup, which I put here: http://mijzelf.duckdns.org/zyxel/zypkg-repo/. It is old, and I don't know what changed in the mean time. But it can't be much.
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The problem is clear. The firmware tar is not able to unpack the package.tgz file. A solution could be to repack the spk file on a more mature Linux system. (Didn't test that, I'm don't use Plex myself.) But I can't provide a repacked file because I'm not allowed to redistribute Plex.
