TFTP Timeout, Not Uploading Files - LinkStation LS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU

[fahid]

Hello,

On my LinkStation LS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU, after replacing Hard Disks, I have to install firmware to get it working.

• I downloaded TFTP Boot Recovery LS-WXL 1.33
  
• Set my LAN IP to 192.168.11.1
  
• Turned OFF Windows Firewall
  
• Turned OFF Antivirus
  
• RUN the TFTP Boot app/ server from utility downloaded
  
• Conntect the NAS to PC via Network cable DIRECTLY,  NAS-------PC, No Router etc. in Between
  
• Turned the NAS ON
  
• When Red LED Started Flashing, I pressed the Function Button
  
• Blue LED Started Flashing, Networking Connection Started Showing Activity
  
• But in TFTP Server Windows it says Timeout, Detailed output from TFTP Server below
  

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Preparing to write TFTP configuration settings.
TFTP Configuration settings have been written.
TFTP Server Multithreaded Version 1.4 Windows Built 1.400


Starting TFTP...
alias / is mapped to D:\tftp\
listening On: 192.168.11.1:69
listening On: 127.0.0.1:69
listening On: 192.168.178.20:69
permitted clients: all
server port range: all
max blksize: 65464
defult blksize: 512
default interval: 3
overwrite existing files: No
thread pool size: 1

accepting requests..
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\tftp\initrd.buffalo, Timeout

[fahid]

Then I tried the same but this time I used a different TFTP Server
Although I did put the required files i.e. initrd.buffalo and uImage.buffalo to the Root Directory of new TFTP Server, but it still fails, below is a Screenshot of Result





Please HELP me, what am I doing wrong or How can I solve this issue

[ecronic]

Very old thread... But did you ever find a solution for the timeout? I'm facing the same issue for my LS-QVL.