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dimsum

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  1. but why is docker.img saved in cache? i thought it will be in hdd? so in the end it was the settings that got mixed up and saved in cache? i've done extended smart test on all 4 hdd and 1 nvme. all came back "completed with no error". why did it corrupt in the first place....?
  2. i've rebuilt it. and now all docker is gone. and its docker.img is corrupted. now i have to reinstall and reconfigure all docker again. ❌ parent transid verify failed ❌ failed to load root csum ❌ open_ctree failed ❌ btrfs check --readonly could not even open the filesystem
  3. i have swapped to new sata cables and divided the power cables to be 2 drives sharing 1 powere cable. disk1 is accessible now with all my data and files. its just that it is now on X and not the green dot
  4. hi. my unraid system suddenly has errors on my drives. can anyone help me on what to do next? i have done xfs repair on disk1, the status said done. and now my files have returned and can be accessed from unraid and from windows explorer. what should i do to return parity2 and disk1 to the green dot state? hovering mouse over both X's says Parity - "Parity device is disabled. Click to spindown." and Disk1 - "Device is disabled. Contents emulated. Click to spindown". i have attached the diagnostic zip and photos that i think are relevent to the case. cjeserver-diagnostics-20260615-1413.zip

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