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Lost all my dockers

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After a power outage, I lost my USB key

 

I did a scandisk and it is ok now

 

After rebooting my server, but dockers do not appear

And I only see this message "No Docker containers installed"

 

but when I look in pool devices I see them all

Solved by Jobine

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Docker image is not new and appears to be starting correctly, but try recreating it.

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The docker vDisk location point to 

/mnt/app/system/docker.img

My docker.img is in 

/mnt/cache/System/docker.img

 

Everything work fine now

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6 minutes ago, Jobine said:

The docker vDisk location point to 

/mnt/app/system/docker.img

Since you don't have a pool named 'app', that is a path in RAM.

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Only one pool

 

And 2 system folders...

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10 minutes ago, Jobine said:

2 system folders

Because you specified System instead of system in your docker.img path. Linux is case-sensitive so these are different shares.

 

 

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The system seems to have created the system folder by default

 

My docker.img is really in the /mnt/app/system/docker.img folder

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58 minutes ago, Jobine said:

The system seems to have created the system folder by default

 

My docker.img is really in the /mnt/app/system/docker.img folder

That path would only be valid if you had a pool called ‘app’.   If not it is a location in RAM.

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