Refer to the Qfinder README text file, which instructs to open Terminal and install as follows: Download and install the Qfinder linux app from: ġ0. Now you should have a fast green flashed Status LED, insert disk trays one at a time from left to right, waiting for each drive LED to go steady green.ĩ. Turn on the NAS unit (with no drive trays inserted) then, once the boot sequence completes and you get on short beep, then wait TWO to FOUR minutes (yes,be patient and wait)Ĩ. ![]() Turn off the NAS unit and remove ALL drive trays.ħ. Now we must do the following, sourced from: Ħ. Here your automatic cloud install journey ends (good luck if you get it working though)ĥ. You possibly will get to the screen, where you will see spinning wheels indefinitely, with Status LED flashes green quickly, LAN LED flashes orange, all four HD lights on steady green. Follow the steps to register and setup your deviceĤ. ![]() If you have a myQNAPcloud Cloud Key, plug-in and turn on the NAS unit, then go to in your web browserģ. Install physical HDs in each tray, fully insert into NASĢ. The following method has been tested and works (provided from start to finish, just in case the auto cloud install works for you):ġ. After hours searching the QNAP website, trying and failing to raise any QNAP technical support, searching google and reading the product manual back to front… I found either nothing or only conflicting information. I thought I’d put this together, when the automatic cloud install on my new QNAP TS-420 did not go according to plan.
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