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Too many missing drives, New Config question

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Hi, I had a power supply issue and my 18TB storage drive dropped from the array, and when I readded it, it started a rebuild. after a while the power supply started failing harder and forced a shutdown. After replacing it today, I have two more drives that are not showing up. I've replaced sata cables, swapped them with known good cables, ports and power connectors. I'm willing to accept losing those 2 drives that failed today and their data, but the one that was rebuilding has nearly 8TB of data and I don't want to lose all 3.

 

If I do a new config so I can at least get my array started up again, will I lose all of the data on the drive that was rebuilding?

 

I've attached diagnostics from earlier this month and from today.

tower-diagnostics-20250227-2211.zip tower-diagnostics-20250210-2150.zip

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Your parity is only valid for ALL of the disks, so your best chance would be if you could New Config/Trust Parity with ALL of the disks assigned just as they were.

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the only problem I forsee with that, is two of the disks are still not showing up. which means I have a drive that's needing rebuilt, and two that are missing. If I don't new config to drop those two drives, I can't start my array. I don't WANT to lose data, but I don't see any way of not losing at least those two. My concern is if I will lose the data on the 18 or not.

I guess at this point, I should just grit my teeth and do it and see what happens. I'll post in here after I figure it out.

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To have a chance of rebuilding the other drive, you would need to bring back the two missing ones.

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You could try to mount the important disk as an Unassigned Device and see if you could get data from it without rebuilding.

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