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Power failure, server no longer boots to unRAID

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Hi,

 

I had a storm today and lost power, and now my server won't boot to the unRAID flash drive. I tried 2 different USB ports, it was originally directly pluged into the motherboard inside the case, then I tried the back USB ports and no dice. I tried plugging the USB stick into my Windows machine to see if I could see anything, but all I get in Device Manager is "Unknown USB Device (Set Address Failed)". Trying to determine if this is an issue with my USB stick, or my motherboard, but I am honestly not sure what I should see when viewing the USB device in Windows, is this normal? Or did the USB stick die?

34 minutes ago, LumberJackGeek said:

Or did the USB stick die?

Should be.

  • Author

Thanks! New stick did it!

  • Author

Ok, new problem. Once I got everything booted up, my old dockers were picked up and my VM, but the dockers appear to be in a weird state not they are not really installed.:

 

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The volume mappings are right, but that's it. I can't edit anything unless I go to the Apps and try doing an installation from there, but then all the defaults are reset so I canceled out:

 

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When I click "Edit" from the Apps, it says the XML is missing. I am guessing this XML was stored on the flash drive? What was the location of the XML files so I can check my backups to see if I can pull just those?

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Ok I realized my docker vdisk was pointing at user instead of cache, however when I update the location to cache, all of my dockers disappear?

 

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I suspect that the files are actually on an another drive.    Note that the /mnt/cache/appdata location is part of the ‘appdata’ share which can be referenced by /mnt/user/appdata, but this latter version also includes any ‘appdata’ folders on the main array drives.

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