Bayoubuddha

It's formatted as XFS. I got it working by accident when I clicked on the toggle for Read Writes Display. The Mount button appeared and mounted when I clicked on it.

Sorry. Should have done that from the start. jupiter-diagnostics-20230916-2233.zip

I just installed a 1 TB m.2 NVME and after I format it, this is what I'm seeing. Any help would be appreciated.

On Jan 1, I had a power problem. Power flickered but didn't go completely out. My Unraid server didn't power off but all access to it was met with 404 File Not Found error. I rebooted and the issue became intermittent. For example, I went to create the syslog just now and go the error. I refreshed the page and it worked. I'm seeing intermittent issues on some of my Dockers, mostly in Plex where Video keeps buffering even on my local network. Any ideas? Thanks in advance syslog

Thanks for the assist. I have the dockers back up and running and I'm working on the VMs.

Is there a step by step procedure on how to restore those?

Got it. The system share is only there because I moved it before pulling the bad cache drive and I hadn't moved it back yet. You think the services aren't starting because the docker and libvirt images are corrupt?

The parity rebuild was kicked off when I removed the bad cache drive. I moved the appdata to the array before I pulled the bad drive from the config, and moved it back afterward. Should it not be on the Cache drive? I do have a backup of my VM xml file and the VHD file is on the array so that data should be safe as I understand it. You say my appdata is empty but I'm seeing 17 GB worth of data there and all my installed dockers folders. What other info can I provide that might help?

I woke up this morning to my dockers and VM being down. Their tabs both reports that their service failed to start. I did find an error with one of my 2 cache drives so I moved all the data to the array with the mover and removed the Cache drive from the array but the services still will not start. Any help would be appreciated. jupiter-diagnostics-20201026-1639.zip

Thanks. That did the trick.

My USB failed and I was able to successful restore to a new USB and get a new license. My issue is that the drive configuration has changed since the backup was made. I installed an additional Cache drive and added a larger parity drive. Is there any way to determine the original drive configuration from the old USB drive?