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[SOLVED ] - Help a newbie - 3 drives redballed

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Solved by trurl

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Jsut to be clear, I didn't format the actual drives, I just set the filesystem on the missing drives to XFS, right?

 

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  • I will ping @JorgeB as he has provided a lot of help in situations like this.   But, listen carefully, once disk has been disabled, parity (both in your case) will be updated whenever a write occurs t

  • I will not argue with the One Wise Man here... I would expect that you will end up recovering the data from the 'failed' disks and rebuilding parity...    From your initial post it seems tha

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Correct. They still don't mount but it should let you check filesystem from webUI now since it knows what filesystem they should be.

 

Check filesystem on disk5. Be sure to capture the output so you can post it.

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unraid tells me check filesystem only available in maintenance mode

 

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That's correct.

The words check filesystem wherever it appears in the forum is a link to instructions.

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restarted in maintenance mode. check filesystem for drive 5 gives me this output:

 

Phase 1 - find and verify superblock...

bad primary superblock - bad CRC in superblock !!!

attempting to find secondary superblock... .found candidate secondary superblock...

verified secondary superblock...

would write modified primary superblock

Primary superblock would have been modified.

Cannot proceed further in no_modify mode.

Exiting now.

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Drive 5 and 6 don't show as emulated though. They just show as not installed. did I miss something somewhere?

 

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They are emulated and missing. Since you have dual parity, you can emulate 2 disks that are disabled or missing. And, it shows the emulated filesystems are unmountable. Also, mouseover the red x.

 

29 minutes ago, Deryg said:

Cannot proceed further in no_modify mode.

Check filesystem on disk5 again without -n. If it asks for it, also use -L. Post the output.

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Here's the output. Let's pretend we don't see  some of the more adult-oriented lost bit names 

Drive 5 disk check.txt

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Forgot to mention after New Config, disk7 (the other disk in this thread) is mounted and has 2.4T contents. So progress.

 

Now, start array in Normal mode, still nothing assigned as disks 5, 6, and post new diagnostics

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Emulated disk5 mounted with 1.7T contents. Let's see how much in lost+found after repair.

 

What do you get from command line with this?

du -h -d 1 /mnt/disk5

 

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I take it that means everything is in lost and found?

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20 minutes ago, Deryg said:

everything is in lost and found?

Looks like it.

 

lost+found is things repair couldn't figure out. It often has some files it doesn't know the folders for, or files and folders it doesn't know the name for.

 

lost+found is a user share just like all top level folders on array and pools. If you want to work with it over the network, you will have to configure that share to allow access.

 

Install Dynamix File Manager plugin to examine and work with folders and files directly on the server.

 

For files without their original names, Linux 'file' command may be able to tell you what kind of data is in a file so you can try to open it in the appropriate application.

 

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Let's see how things go for the other one.

 

Check filesystem on emulated disk6. Be sure to capture the output so you can post it.

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Be sure to hang on to those original disks 5, 6 and don't change them in any way. Even though they are bad, there may be some things we can do to try to recover data from them too.

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For disk 6

 

Phase 1 - find and verify superblock...

bad primary superblock - bad CRC in superblock !!!

attempting to find secondary superblock...

.found candidate secondary superblock...

verified secondary superblock...

would write modified primary superblock

Primary superblock would have been modified.

Cannot proceed further in no_modify mode.

Exiting now.

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14 minutes ago, Deryg said:

Cannot proceed further in no_modify mode.

Check filesystem on disk6 again without -n. If it asks for it, also use -L. Post the output.

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46 minutes ago, trurl said:

Be sure to hang on to those original disks 5, 6 and don't change them in any way. Even though they are bad, there may be some things we can do to try to recover data from them too

They're sitting in antistatic bags on my desk. not much danger of changing them :)

 

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Now, start array in Normal mode, still nothing assigned as disks 5, 6, and post new diagnostics

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 Emulated disk6 mounted with 2T contents. Let's see how much in lost+found after repair.

 

What do you get from command line with this?

du -h -d 1 /mnt/disk6

 

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All lost and found again

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