February 5, 20242 yr Hello, So I just replace my cache drive and change the file system to ZFS following the guide on Spaceinvaders video. After running mover and getting everything back onto the cache, neither docker shows any containers nor VM showing up at all. Important note, I'm running the vm domain folder on a separate SSD and in a separate pool just for the VMs. Anyone have this issue before? Not sure what next steps are. Thanks
February 5, 20242 yr Community Expert Have you used Apps->Previous Apps to repopulate the docker container binaries? No idea on the VMs as from your description they should not have been affected.
February 5, 20242 yr Author 3 minutes ago, JorgeB said: Please post the diagnostics. Thanks for the reply. Attached is the diagnostics file. mainframe-diagnostics-20240205-0955.zip
February 5, 20242 yr Author 31 minutes ago, itimpi said: Have you used Apps->Previous Apps to repopulate the docker container binaries? No idea on the VMs as from your description they should not have been affected. I haven't yet, hopping this is something I can fix without rebuilding. I find it strange that it effected the VM's since they are on another SSD that wasn't touched.
February 5, 20242 yr Community Expert Diags show that both the docker and libvirt images are new, meaning they were not restored correctly, docker image can easily be recreated, libvirt not so easy, search for another copy, post the output of: find /mnt -name libvirt.img
February 5, 20242 yr Author 4 minutes ago, JorgeB said: Diags show that both the docker and libvirt images are new, meaning they were not restored correctly, docker image can easily be recreated, libvirt not so easy, search for another copy, post the output of: find /mnt -name libvirt.img These are the two outputs I got /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img /mnt/cache/system/libvirt/libvirt.img
February 5, 20242 yr Community Expert Solution Those two are the same file, if you don't have the old one, you can recreate the VMs with the same settings as before and point to the existing vdisks, that should work for most VMs, but you should always have a backup of that file.
February 5, 20242 yr Author 48 minutes ago, JorgeB said: Those two are the same file, if you don't have the old one, you can recreate the VMs with the same settings as before and point to the existing vdisks, that should work for most VMs, but you should always have a backup of that file. I still have the old cache SSD, it may be on there. No idea how it could be missing.
February 5, 20242 yr Author I was able to bring my VM (homeassistent) back up by adding a VM. The image was still on the VM SSD and I had a backup of it. As far as docker goes, I guess I need to turn on docker services and start reinstalling all the docker images? Will the settings from before repopulate?
February 5, 20242 yr Community Expert 1 hour ago, TrueImpulse said: Will the settings from before repopulate? They will if you use Apps->Previous Apps to select and install them.
February 5, 20242 yr Author Thanks @itimpi and @JorgeBfor your help, I was able to get everything back up and running.
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