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RobotSir

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  1. Identifying the faulty disk (kernel: XFS (dm-12): metadata I/O error in "xfs_imap_to_bp+0x50/0x70 [xfs]" at daddr 0x5a00e810 len 32 error 117)

    RobotSir replied to Opawesome's topic in General Support
    Thanks, I was able to identify the drive using your method above

  2. Switch back to old cache drive-Unmountable: volume not encrypted

    RobotSir replied to RobotSir's topic in General Support
    moonnas-diagnostics-20221129-2214.zipHere is the dianostics. Thanks.

  3. Switch back to old cache drive-Unmountable: volume not encrypted

    RobotSir posted a topic in General Support
    Hi all. I am new to unraid. I was trying to upgrade my cache drive to a new one. After I started the array with the new cache drive, I noticed that I needed to backup the old cache drive first, so I stopped the array and selected the old cache drive. However, after started the array again, the old cache drive was unable to mount and shows "Unmountable: Volume not encrypted". I believe the old cache drive was originally formated as btrfs-encrypted. Is there still a way to mount the old cache drive, or the filesystem is already messed up and unreadable? Thanks for any help.

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