Question LACIE CLOUDBOX

[mrbob18]

Hi ! I've been buying a Lacie Cloudbox 2tb network media nas piece for a very long time. But one day the disk inside died, I was able to pull out some of the information, but the partition structure itself was not preserved. When installing a clean formatted disk, the device is silent and does not appear on the network in any way. I turned to lacie and seagate, they sent me to look for images of service sections on forums, because the device is not under warranty and support for this OS has been discontinued for a long time. I would be grateful for a link to the disk image or help in finding solutions.

 

[lvt]

Does your box come with a piece of software, sort of disk manager?

 

[USAFRet]

Something from here?

Downloads von Software und Firmware | LaCie Support Deutschland

Laden Sie branchenführende Festplattenlaufwerksfunktionen, Formatierungstools und Datensicherungsanwendungen herunter.

www.lacie.com

 

[mrbob18]

Does your box come with a piece of software, sort of disk manager?

no disk.. when new cloudbox connecting to router, after 10 min you can see disk in network. But in my lacie cloudbox internal disk die and i cant find image of partition to make new disk to lacie

 

[mrbob18]

Something from here?

Downloads von Software und Firmware | LaCie Support Deutschland

Laden Sie branchenführende Festplattenlaufwerksfunktionen, Formatierungstools und Datensicherungsanwendungen herunter.

www.lacie.com

i check this software... they do not know how to create service partitions to load the device disk itself, only work with user data ((

 

[USAFRet]

well, may be time to give up on the proprietary LaCie software, and just have an external drive in a fancy case.

 

[mrbob18]

well, may be time to give up on the proprietary LaCie software, and just have an external drive in a fancy case.

haha.. i have external drive... but lacie more cool - backup, movie, music, world access and more... only bad seagate internal disk )) I think it's kind of like an early debian in its shell...but I couldn't find how to split the partitions and the os itself