Replacing Both Hard Disks on LinkStation LS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU

[fahid]

LinkStation LS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU

Hello Guys,
I have TS-WX2 NAS unit, sometime ago I needed the Hard Disks for an other device, so I removed them and Formatted for other use.

Now I am trying to use my Buffalo NAS with a different Hard Disk.
When I start the NAS
- Blue Power LED blinks for a few seconds and goes off
- Red Error LED keeps Blinking 6 Times (Which According to Manual means -- The fimware is corrupted.)
- If I Press the Function Button, Red LED stops and Blue Power LED Starts Blinking Regularly and keeps blinking forever.

-- The Hard Disk is 160GB SATA Disk, formatted using Ubuntu Diskpart. Partition Table GPT
-- LS-WXL doesn't shows up as connected in my Router
-- NAS Navigator2 Can't Find it
-- LS-Firmware Updater Find it

How can I get it working again?

[fahid]

I searched the internet for help, this is what I tried

- Attached the NAS to Computer through LAN Cable directly
- Set my LAN Adopter IP to 192.168.11.1
- Turned Off Firewall in Windows 8
- Disabled Antivirus
- Downloaded Buffalo TFTP Boot Recovery Utility from https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_oFnRRMAwk0SkYtdGpSdTNKTk0&usp=sharing#list
- Downloaded and tested TFTP Boot Recovery LS-WXL 1.33.exe AND TFTP Boot Recovery TS-XL 1.00.exe
- Started TFTP Server
- Turned on NAS Unit
- After Blue LED Stopped Blinking and Red LED Started Blinking 6 Times, I Pressed the Function Button
- LAN Connection Starts Receiving data but in TFTP Window comes the following

Code Select Expand

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:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\
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:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout
Client 192.168.11.150:3077 D:\Users\Fahid\Downloads\ls_series-171\TFTP Boot Recovery\initrd.buffalo, Timeout

- Same Result using both TFTP Recovery Versions I downloaded
- I also tried LS-Firmware Updater at this point but it can't find the NAS

[davo]

What unit are you actually using? Your thread title says TS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU (Terastation) but you are referring to a Linkstation and using LSUpdater which is a linkstation ?!?

[fahid]

Sorry, my mistake, I have corrected it.

It is LinkStation LS-WX2.0TL/R1-EU