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#IOMEGA MHNDHD NETWORK DRIVE RESET ZIP FILE#
#IOMEGA MHNDHD NETWORK DRIVE RESET DOWNLOAD#

#IOMEGA MHNDHD NETWORK DRIVE RESET ZIP FILE#

The zip file contains compatible versions of zImage and initrd in the \emctools\ix2-ng_images folder. The tool on the USB expects zImage and initrd (two essential startup-related tools) to be in the first few sectors of the disk. I found out the hard way that you cannot just chuck in an empty disk and let the device format it.

Select the correct drive to write to and let the tool finish.

Run h4c-4.1. (I checked this with Virustotal: it’s legit, two false positives because it’s a packed file).

Format the USB drive to FAT32 ( instructions for Windows, instructions for Linux).Unzip everything to a location you can easily remember (i.e.I’ve ran all files through ClamAV, and they come up clean. As far as I can see, these tools were obtained through Iomega / Lenovo support at one point, but they are not available from Lenovo support at the moment.

#IOMEGA MHNDHD NETWORK DRIVE RESET DOWNLOAD#

Download the zip file containing all tools from MyHackBlog ( AllFilesZipped <- direct link).

I suppose this is optional, but there aren’t any other ways to check whether or not the reset has worked. Network cable and network (for configuring the device).A linux system where you can mount this hard drive.SATA Hard drive (any size > 2 GB should do).I’ve pieced together a way to reset the system using information from MyHackBlog and some experimentation, which I’ll put down here, for my own amusement and to save anyone else some time. So after yanking out and repurposing both the original disks that came with the system I was left with a device that wouldn’t boot or recognize new disks. I found out the hard way that an Iomega / Lenovo Storcenter ix2-ng NAS doesn’t have any onboard flash memory to store the operating system.