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Cache: Unmountable: Wrong or no file system

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Hi, noob here. 

I was away on a 2 week holiday and left my NAS running.  When I came back I realised my dockers were no longer running then realised I couldn't access appdata.  I naively thought a restart would fix it, went to stop the array and restart but stopping the array wouldn't work, it just hung so i just did an unsafe shutdown and power back on.  Now the SSD shows as "Unmountable: Wrong or no file system"

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This SSD despite being brand new when inserted a year or so ago has been spitting out bad block errors for a while, I thought it had 1000s of reallocations left but I don't know.  It also shows as XFS, I'm a noob and thought the default was BTRFS, and being unknowledgeable would almost definitely have done default things.  

 

I've done a bit of searching and others have had similar problems but without the SSD degradation problems so I haven't tried those solutions.
Is there anyway I can rescue the data from this drive?
Thanks for any advice.


I've attached my logs and SSD smart health download


 cache-smart-20230815-1312.zipdiagnostics-20230814-0701.zip

 

Edited by samehsameh

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Cache device dropped offline, but you didn't post the new diags after the reboot to see the current problem.

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1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

Cache device dropped offline, but you didn't post the new diags after the reboot to see the current problem.


Those diags were downloaded seconds before i posted.  I'm getting them from /boot/logs. is that not correct?

Edit: No it's not correct, I should have gone to tools->diagnostics.

Here's the latest.

Thanks

 

diagnostics-20230815-1514.zip

Edited by samehsameh

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Cache device has a failed SMART test, so it needs to be replaced, if there's any important data there you can try to clone it with ddrescue to see if anything can be recovered.

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