Mellkor Posted February 6 Share Posted February 6 (edited) Hello, I recently had a power outage a few weeks ago and had to shut down my server, using the Web GUI to conserve power on my UPS. After the power came back, I booted up the server and all of the services were working but I was not able to connect to the Web GUI. When I had time to take a look at why the Web GUI was not working, I noticed that I could not connect using SSH either, so I hooked up a GFX card and monitor to try check it in Safe GUI mode but the Web GUI would still not work in localhost. The flash drive I was using is a cheap one I bought at a local pharmacy and I was under the assumption that it had an issue and some data was corrupted and I would need a fresh install on a quality drive. I got a new drive today, did a fresh install and swapped the drives but as I checked the setup I noticed that the IP address is posted before the login prompt. I decided to put the old drive in and check the IP and noticed that the IP address is set to 169.254.139.91. I was rather confused by this as all of my auto start dockers are still functioning. I am a novice when it comes to networking and containers and do not understand how containers can connect to a network when the OS cannot; can anyone explain how this is possible? I am running version 6.12.4 and still plan on attempting to set this up again with the fresh drive with 6.12.6. *Update: wanted to start this post to get the info before swapping drives. When I attempted to login, using the old drive, the screen locked up for a few seconds and, when it unfroze, the IP updated to the correct one for my local network. The new flash drive works but I do not have a recovery drive for my old configuration, or any screen shots of the array, and cannot recall the exact configuration. I also do not have any saved logs on the old flash drive. Is there a way to recover the array configuration from the old flash drive? I attached the logs that were on the drive but I think they were from the initial install, and likely do not have all of the drives in the current array. Is there a command to generate logs? I would appreciate any assistance or advice that could be provided. tower-diagnostics-20230611-0802.zip Edited February 6 by Mellkor Quote Link to comment
Solution JorgeB Posted February 7 Solution Share Posted February 7 You can copy super.dat and the pools folder from the old flash for the assignments. Quote Link to comment
Mellkor Posted February 7 Author Share Posted February 7 (edited) 18 hours ago, JorgeB said: You can copy super.dat and the pools folder from the old flash for the assignments. Thank you! This was the info I was looking for, I will try it today. *update This solution worked for me, I also moved the basic.key file and the files in the template-user and everything seems to be working. Thanks again! Edited February 8 by Mellkor Quote Link to comment
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