Hello
Had an unclean shutdown on Friday and took the opportunity to install a heatsink fan on my LSI card.
Booted up and I am unable to mount disk 1, which is a 14TB drive I installed in the last few months. I would estimate it has 4TB used at most.
This is one of the 4 drives in my icydock fat cage, each connected to a forward breakout cable connecting to the aforementioned LSI card. I double checked all connections are tight though I guess I'm not ruling out a failed strand of the forward breakout.
Diagnostics attached.
I ran xfs_repair:
Phase 1 - find and verify superblock...
bad primary superblock - bad magic number !!!
attempting to find secondary superblock...
.......... [and so on]
Exiting now.
I did stop xfs repair after about 2 hours when I realized I didn't add the verbose flag, and re-ran. I'm not sure if this just resumed the initial command and didn't restart with verbose enabled or what, but I expected to see more output.
Any suggestions? As I implied above, the drive is relatively new so I was wondering if formatting and letting it rebuild from parity would be the fastest option to getting a working array back. xfs_repair took quite some time to tell me not much (and never seemed to find that second superblock).
As of right now I'm just sitting in maintenance mode with disk1 unmountable.
moya-diagnostics-20221216-1919.zip