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btrfs repair

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Hello, 

 

I woke up to an email from my Unraid server with the subject: "cron for user root /sbin/fstrim -a -v | logger &> /dev/null" and body:

fstrim: /etc/libvirt: FITRIM ioctl failed: Input/output error

 

I did a "btrfs check --readonly" on my SSD cache drive and gave me the attached output (btrfs check status (read only).txt)

 

In preparation for a "btrfs checking --repair", I ran the following to create a disk image of the drive in case I ever need to revert back: "sudo dd if=/dev/sde of=/mnt/disk1/ssdimage.img bs=4M status=progress"

Before I attempt that repair, is there anything else I should do?

btrfs check status (read only).txt

Solved by JorgeB

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If you have a backup you can try the repair, but btrfs repair is far from optimal, it can't repair a lot of issues, and in some cases it can makes things worse, if that happens recommend recreating the pool and restoring the data from the backup.

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Ok, I just tried the repair and got this error:

image.png.14f4bdd9e48bbf79eb87b17db5e8036d.png

 

Looks like recreating the pool is the way to go.

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8 minutes ago, rayray14 said:

Looks like recreating the pool is the way to go.

Yep

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