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PapaBumwizz

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  1. That seems to have worked, thanks! I'll be making a backup this time, so as long as the change persists I think I should be ok from here.
  2. oops, missed one: root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sde1 DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL sde1 0x0 xfs 56d319b6-e333-49dc-8aeb-5f59bc102f7e sde1 0x44000 zfs_member 16696117445970530796 disk2 sde1 0x7470b44000 zfs_member 16696117445970530796 disk2 sde1 0x7470b84000 zfs_member 16696117445970530796 disk2
  3. Thanks, that makes more sense. root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sda1 DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL sda1 0x52 vfat 1713-2868 UNRAID sda1 0x0 vfat 1713-2868 UNRAID sda1 0x1fe vfat 1713-2868 UNRAID root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdb1 DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL sdb1 0x0 xfs a567a6f8-d357-4c11-945d-1b641fc73547 sdb1 0x747024c4000 zfs_member 4424891659475749160 disk3 sdb1 0x74702504000 zfs_member 4424891659475749160 disk3 root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdc1 DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL sdc1 0x0 xfs 4c38b447-b047-4015-bc5d-3f3f14a7fd65 sdc1 0x747024c4000 zfs_member 8373678609573088171 disk4 sdc1 0x74702504000 zfs_member 8373678609573088171 disk4 root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdd1 DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL sdd1 0x0 xfs 311405d2-1821-4cf6-97d3-8a44170a979f sdd1 0x44000 zfs_member 904432272713149213 disk1 sdd1 0x3a381744000 zfs_member 904432272713149213 disk1 sdd1 0x3a381784000 zfs_member 904432272713149213 disk1
  4. Assuming I just type that into the Unraid terminal in the web ui - though I'm not sure if I did it right. root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdX1 wipefs: error: /dev/sdX1: probing initialization failed: No such file or directory root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdX2 wipefs: error: /dev/sdX2: probing initialization failed: No such file or directory root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdX3 wipefs: error: /dev/sdX3: probing initialization failed: No such file or directory root@BlackPearl:~# wipefs /dev/sdX4 wipefs: error: /dev/sdX4: probing initialization failed: No such file or directory
  5. blackpearl-diagnostics-20250821-2346.zip
  6. After following the guide and mounting all drives as data drives, they are all showing up as unmountable - unsupported or no file system. Is there a way to fix that without formatting the drives?
  7. Hello, my old flash drive broke and I had to replace it, but the guide says that if I can't remember how my drives were assigned I should make a forum post. How can I make sure my data isn't lost?

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