Kujo

I'll look into this in the new year once I get my shares cleaned up. Been using Unraid for 8 years, never had any issues before. I didn't realize XFS was recommended.

Update: Good news, third time running rebuild tree was the charm. Drive is back up. Disk check showing no errors now. Next step is to sort through the lost+found folder.

I guess another worst case scenario option would be to try to use a linux data recovery app to try to pull data off the drive?

--rebuild-tree on disk 1 was successful, but disk 4 is not so much. 2 attempts now. Worth running again? Any other options? If I was to replace the drive, could I rebuild via parity and not loose anything? mymediasvr-diagnostics-20191216-1817.zip

i didn't file system check on disk 1. I'm doing that now. I'll report back. I'll do the same for disk 4 again.

I replaced the parity drive with a new 4TB drive as well as disk 1 with a new 4 TB drive as the original disk 1 was having smart disk failures. I followed the steps on the Wiki to replace the parity drive, this completed in about 12.5 errors. I then replaced the disk 1 with the other new 4TB drive. This took just over 10 hours. When I attempted to bring the array back up, disk 4 is now unmountable. This was a surprise as there was never an issue with this disk. I put the array in maintenance mode, and ran a disk check in the gui for disk 4. There were errors and it recommended to run reiserfsck rebuild tree. I did but no change. Not sure how to get of this mess. I've attached the logs and screen shots. Running Unraid 6.6.7. Any help would be appreciated. mymediasvr-diagnostics-20191215-1633.zip

I can confirm that this is still an issue with 6.7.2.

I had the same issue as well. LibreElec 9.02. Also had to downgrade. Wondering if it has anything to due with this change. smb: disable samba auto-register with avahi for now

SMB broken with OpenELEC 9.02 after upgrading to 6.7. No issues connecting to the Unraid SMB shares on other devices. (i.e Windows, Android). Downgrading back to 6.6.7 workaround for now.