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  1. I'm fairly certain I didn't, but I'm going to try to recover the data by mounting it then transferring to another drive.
  2. No, I removed a 500GB drive to be replaced with a 4TB for parity.
  3. Yes I did, I removed a 500GB drive so I could add my new 4TB drive for parity.
  4. Here is my new diagnosticstower-diagnostics-20210828-1422.zip Not sure why its named the same as the old one, but it's definitely the correct one
  5. I saw the thread from yesterday and tried the step recommended in there to set the disk from Auto to XFS but unfortunately that didn't fix my issue. I only have 4 drive slots so I'm juggling some disks and moving around some files while I try to replace my drives. After replacing the parity drive I'm getting an Unmountable: No file system error on my storage drive. Attached is my diagnostics. tower-diagnostics-20210828-1422.zip
  6. Alright, I was able to re-add the VMs by pointing the VDisk location and share at the location of the previous VMs. Thanks!
  7. It looks fine to me, I believe at one point I did have the VMs on my cache drive but I had moved them off of there soon after and that was well before I had powered off the machine for a couple of months.
  8. no I haven't, the cache drive that I had set up is still in the machine.
  9. root@Tower:~# find /mnt -name libvirt.img /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img /mnt/user0/system/libvirt/libvirt.img /mnt/disk1/system/libvirt/libvirt.img
  10. Heres my diagnostics folder tower-diagnostics-20201026-1154.zip
  11. license hasn't expired from what I know. My array is up and running, part of my array is an SMB share that I use to store files, thats still active and I can move files back and forth freely.
  12. I started using Unraid back in the spring and I've had the computer that I host my Unraid server on down for the last couple of months. After starting it up, I don't see my VMs listed in the VM tab anymore. Not really sure what could have happened. If I open a terminal and navigate to /mnt/user/domains I see that all of my VMs are there. Not sure what to do to make them appear in the VM tab again.
  13. Sooooooo, it turns out I'm an idiot 😅 at some point in time I changed the config I'm using to only use 1GB of ram instead of 2
  14. Yep, that seems to have worked. I moved a few large files over and they transferred. The data, single partition expanded to Data,single: Size:36.00GiB, Used:28.58GiB (79.39%) and after I deleted those files it shrank to Data,single: Size:28.00GiB, Used:21.02GiB (75.06%) I'm not sure what any of this means tbh. One of the first things I did try was moving my VMs from /mnt/user/domains to mnt/disk2/domains to no avail.
  15. Here you go tower-diagnostics-20200428-1012.zip