Kirkbuilder Posted Saturday at 09:32 PM Share Posted Saturday at 09:32 PM (edited) I went to replace one of my disks with a larger disk today and upon rebuild another disk is now showing read errors. Does this mean the rebuild will fail? Any help would be appreciated. tower-diagnostics-20230318-1726.zip Edited Sunday at 03:50 AM by Kirkbuilder Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Saturday at 11:12 PM Author Share Posted Saturday at 11:12 PM The rebuild seems stuck it hasn't progressed in several hours. Any help would be welcome! Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted Sunday at 10:32 AM Share Posted Sunday at 10:32 AM Disk8 dropped offline, cancel the rebuild, check/replace cables and try again. Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 12:10 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 12:10 PM Thank you for replying. I have clicked on Cancel and Pause and no result. I have waited for an hour with no change. Is this normal? Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 02:10 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 02:10 PM (edited) So I did a shut down, checked the connection drive 8 and reseated. The web GUI no longer comes up and I am getting the following error on the console: /etc/rc.d/rc.local: line 110: /var/tmp/go: cannot execute binary file: exec format error I searched for this error, but to no avail. Any help would be appreciated tower-diagnostics-20230319-1100.zip Edited Sunday at 03:10 PM by Kirkbuilder Quote Link to comment
itimpi Posted Sunday at 03:12 PM Share Posted Sunday at 03:12 PM This suggests to me that the config/go file on the flash drive may be corrupt. It should be a human readable text file so you may want to plug the flash drive into another system to have a look at it. Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 03:34 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 03:34 PM Here is the go file. I don't see anything in it. go Quote Link to comment
Solution itimpi Posted Sunday at 03:37 PM Solution Share Posted Sunday at 03:37 PM 1 minute ago, Kirkbuilder said: Here is the go file. I don't see anything in it. go 299 B · 0 downloads That file is definitely corrupt. You can get the default one from a zip download of the relevant Unraid release. However the fact it is corrupt in the first place makes me wonder about other files on the flash drive and whether the flash drive is having problems. Do you have a recent backup of your flash drive? Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 03:45 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 03:45 PM (edited) After updating to the most recent copy of Unraid yesterday I performed the My Server backup. Edited Sunday at 03:46 PM by Kirkbuilder Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 04:27 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 04:27 PM So I was able to download the flash backup and install it to a new usb drive and get into the web UI. It asked me to set the root password and the array is currently stopped. Is there anything else I should do to retain my configuration or am I good to go? Quote Link to comment
itimpi Posted Sunday at 04:32 PM Share Posted Sunday at 04:32 PM 3 minutes ago, Kirkbuilder said: So I was able to download the flash backup and install it to a new usb drive and get into the web UI. It asked me to set the root password and the array is currently stopped. Is there anything else I should do to retain my configuration or am I good to go? I think that is all but I could be wrong. If you have any passwords specified elsewhere then they would also need setting again as the backup process deliberately does not store passwords. Quote Link to comment
Kirkbuilder Posted Sunday at 05:13 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 05:13 PM Thank you JorgeB and Itimpi! All I needed to do is get the GUID fixed and I am off and running again. The reseat also worked now reconstruction is going along just fine. I really appreciate your assistance 🙂 1 Quote Link to comment
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