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Rebuilt disk now shows as unmountable

disposable-alleviation3423
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Drives have been disabling due to an HBA issue I'm still trying to diagnose. I rebuilt the one of the drives as I always do by stopping the array-selecting no drive for that slot, start, stop, reselect the drive. The drive rebuilt as normal. The drive indicates it's operational but the says it is unmountable. 

 

Following the manual, I get this when I attempt the xfs_repair.

  

Phase 1 - find and verify superblock... 
bad primary superblock - bad CRC in superblock !!! 

attempting to find secondary superblock... 
.found candidate secondary superblock... 
verified secondary superblock... 
would write modified primary superblock 
Primary superblock would have been modified. 
Cannot proceed further in no_modify mode. 
Exiting now.

 

Do I just have to format the drive and rebuild again?

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    Run xfs_repair again but without -n, and if it asks for -L use it.

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