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xfs repair issue

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Here's some context,

My UPS failed and shut down my server unexpectedly. Started it back up and one of my array drives failed to startup. Went through the process of removing the drive from the array, restarting then shut down again. Added the drive back to start the rebuild process, once that was done I did a server restart.

Now I'm getting the "unmountable: volume not encrypted" message so I shut the array down and started back up in maintenance mode to run a xfs repair -n. 

As you can see from the screenshot it doesn't make it passed the first phase it just gets to the "attempting to find secondary superblock..." wait 12 hours and it just exits, doesn't give me any other error messages.

Does this mean I'm out of luck or is there anything else I could try? I've also tried -v and -L with the same result.

 

 

 

Screenshot from 2023-09-29 13-51-43.png

konyks-server-diagnostics-20230930-1622.zip

Edited by mrkonyk

  • mrkonyk changed the title to xfs repair issue
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I assume disk1 was also encrypted? If yes looks like the LUKS heather is damaged, with the array started post the output of:

cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/md1 md1

 

 

  • Author

Yep disk1 is encrypted, here's the output

 

Device /dev/md1 is not a valid LUKS device

  • Author

The md1 drive is encrypted using LUKS2, is there a possibilty of recovery?

 

  • Author

Well, thank you :)

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