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ZFS filesystem wiped out...

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Updgraded unraid to 7.1.2 and noticed my ZFS pools were unmountable.

I did the wipefs -a -t zfs_member /dev/sdb1  command and still not mountable.

Rebooted my server and now getting a backup_pool: mount error: wrong or no file system and a cache: mount error: no file system

When I run wipefs /dev/sdb1, nothing is returned.

 

Any help would be appreciated here.

Solved by leprechaun17

  • Community Expert

You should never run commands from a post intended for another user, if the devices were zfs, doing that would delete the zfs signature.

  • Author

Yeah realizing that now, are there any commands to recover zfs filesystem or do I need to format the drive and start from scratch?

  • Community Expert

As far as I know, there's no way to recover, a file recovery app like UFS explorer might still be able to recover the data, but never tested in a situation like this.

  • 1 month later...
  • Author
  • Solution

Hello, just to close this thread.

UFS was able to recover my SSD partially but wasn't due to SSD failure. So I am pretty convinced that UFS explorer could have completely recovered by ZFS SSD disk.

Thank you for your help.

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