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Subject: Re: Iomega NAS 'unlocking' question
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Hi,

this may sound a bit odd, but you say in 
http://freebsd.1045724.n5.nabble.com/Iomega-NAS-unlocking-question-td4222169.html
this message  that you've "put the disk1 on a FreeNAS server so it's
accessible" I've got an Iomega NAS 410u that won't get out of boot-up. Is it
possible to get access to your Disk1 image - or only the boot-up portion? Or
would you know how I could replace the disk1 (or disk2, which should have
the boot up information) on my NAS? I DID order the replacement disk from
Iomega, but I don't remember why it didn't work. (I do know that it didn't
work, but this was more than two years ago - as was your post, so I don't
remember the actual details.)

Thanks in advance for any guidance.

d

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