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THEVAN3D

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  1. Sorry for a late reply. Here is the diagnostics attached. I am in the same situation still. Haven't touched the array. Disk 3 is still "Unmountable: wrong or no file system" and Disk 4 is still unassigned but accessible (via parity) I also have currently a new disk that i haven't plugged in to the system yet.
  2. Hello everyone. A couple of weeks ago one of my four array drives died and I've been emulating that drive with parity drive for the time being before I god the replacement drive. I just right now received the new drive, but just before I was going to get it, yesterday another one of my drives suddenly stopped working. In the array it shows up as "Unmountable: wrong or no file system". When the previous drive died it didn't show up like that, it just gave me I/O errors and gave me warnings, etc. This one just showed up like that out of the blue. So right now I have Disk1 and Disk2 working properly. Then the Disk3 is "Unmountable: wrong or no file system". And then Disk4 is unassigned and emulated with parity drive. I actually had way more data on Disk3 than the Disk4 (Disk4 was a recent purchase, like a month or two ago, about 2-ish TB used from 12 total, while 12TB Disk3 was almost all the way full) What do I need to do to fix the situation? I don't even know what kind of logs to post here for anyone to help me out, but i really need help though.

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