October 7, 20232 yr I had a situation with an unclean shutdown recently and I started having issues similar to the guy from this post where one of my drives became unmountable as well as the drives in my cache. I see that using xfs_repair is what helped him with his issue but I want to be sure this is what I need to do to fix my issue so I don't go breaking my array or whatever. What would I need to do to help restore my cache since it is using Btrfs instead of xfs? I have posted my diagnostics if needed. enigma-diagnostics-20231007-1736.zip
October 8, 20232 yr Community Expert Solution type in the console: btrfs rescue zero-log /dev/sdc1 Then restart the array, if the pool mounts run a scrub since there's corruption detected on one of the devices.
October 8, 20232 yr Author 11 hours ago, JorgeB said: type in the console: btrfs rescue zero-log /dev/sdc1 Then restart the array, if the pool mounts run a scrub since there's corruption detected on one of the devices. That seemed to fix my cache, thanks. For the scrub would I just type in btrfs scrub /dev/sdc1 Edited October 8, 20232 yr by RustyShackleford rephrasing
October 9, 20232 yr Community Expert 17 hours ago, RustyShackleford said: For the scrub would I just type in You can use the GUI, click on the first pool devices and scroll down to the scrub section.
October 9, 20232 yr Author 3 hours ago, JorgeB said: You can use the GUI, click on the first pool devices and scroll down to the scrub section. I didnt know there was an option in the GUI so I typed it in to the terminal but I think I got everything working and found the culprit that was causing the issue and now the scrub isnt giving me any errors. xfs_repair also seemed to fix my one corrupt data drive.
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