Long story/short: I accidentally (meaning I didn't know the effects of what I was doing when I did it) deleted my disk 1 via the file manager app by selecting "disk1" in the location column and then selecting remove.  I thought this would delete the file row at the disk location listed (like, I assumed the file or folder existed in two locations, and I was trying to move things over to one disk), but instead the operation deletes the entire disk folder.  Oof.  Lesson Learned.

 

How do I get the disk 1 folder back?

 

Here's the current status of things with some screenshots and diagnostic files:

 

In the Main tab of Unraid, Disk 1 does not have the browse /mnt/disk1 pop out icon, and it lists it as "Unmountable: Unsupported or no file system"

 

Disk1 now displays as unmountable disk present in the Array Operation section:

 

I ran a check in maintenance mode, and here's the output:

unraid_disk1_troubleshooting.txt

 

I ran tools -> diagnostics, and here's the output:

thepizzaoven-diagnostics-20240120-0907.zip

 

I truly appreciate any help and guidance the community may have to restore this disk file  There wasn't much data on that disk, so I'm OK losing it if it comes to formatting.  I intended to use disk1 as my appdata, but the community has pointed out to me in another thread that the best practice is to move appdata to cache-only, so I have since done that.  Fairly novice user here, so step-by-step would be ultra-appreciated.  Thank you in advance!

 

 

Edited January 20, 20242 yr by Zalszibar

Disk1 was already showing fs corruption at boot, check filesystem on disk1, run it without -n