News:

Buffalo provides Data Recovery services. Read about it here.

Main Menu

LS-500GL Reset Itself, Web Portal in Japanese

Started by electrolam, August 15, 2010, 09:05:40 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

electrolam

LS-500GL
Firmware 1.15

Accessing it from a Windows XP PC through a Linksys WRT54G router.

 

Yesterday, I tried to access my NAS unit and it was unreachable. When I went to look for it through my router, it had renamed itself to LS-GL4BA. When I went into NASNavigator2 to find it, it found it but said it was in EM Mode and I needed to update the firmware. So I flashed the firmware with the latest on the Buffalo website, 1.15.

 

When it rebooted, it looks like my files are still there but under the comments it says "recovered". What does this mean? Did something happen? I'm fearful now I'm going to lose my data and it's unstable now, should I be worried?

 

Also, when I try to access the web portal to rename it, the portal is in Japanese. How do I fix this? Thanks!


electrolam

Okay, I found the Japanese fix. But I'm still worried about the instability and the 'recovered' comments. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!


Dustrega

Could you pull a quote for the instability and recovered comments?  I'm not sure where the concern is coming from.


electrolam

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're asking me to do. Pull a quote? How do I do that? thanks.


Dustrega

Copy and paste the snippet that is causing concern and I'll analyze it and see if it's a problem.


Browser ID: smf (is_webkit)
Templates: 4: index (default), Display (default), GenericControls (default), GenericControls (default).
Sub templates: 6: init, html_above, body_above, main, body_below, html_below.
Language files: 5: index+Modifications.english (default), Post.english (default), Editor.english (default), Drafts.english (default), StopForumSpam.english (default).
Style sheets: 4: index.css, attachments.css, jquery.sceditor.css, responsive.css.
Hooks called: 182 (show)
Files included: 35 - 1354KB. (show)
Memory used: 956KB.
Tokens: post-login.
Queries used: 16.

[Show Queries]