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  1. marcins's post in (Solved) 7.0.0 GUI Can't start. emhttpd issue after removing cache pool drive was marked as the answer   
    I've fixed the issue by resetting the disk configuration.
    I had to delete the /boot/config/super.dat file, which contains the disk assignments, and the /boot/config/pool/<pool_name>.cfg, which was my cache pool configuration. This resolved the issue, and the GUI now starts.
     
    I had to assign the disk in the array and manually create a new cache pool, as JorgeB mentioned. Everything seems fine now.
     
    It looks like a bug to me. When a device in a pool is not present, it prevents the GUI (emhttp) from starting.

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