I tried to upgrade from Version: 6.11.5 , i simply stopped array, overwrote the BZ files in the usb , waited until it told me to reboot, rebooted.

Now i have an unmountable array, ive previously tried to upgrade before and this happened that time too, this time i have more time to try to figure out what the problem is, after mounting the xfs encrypted array using the correct key, it looks like this:

Trying the stop the array, results in this:

Can anyone please help me? What am i doing wrong here? I do not want the latest unraid, i like to stay behind for stability sake.

Thanks in advance

Edited August 18, 2025Aug 18 by je82

For now i downgraded to Version: 6.11.5  again and my array mounts just fine with xfs encrypted using the correct passkey.

I would like to upgrade though so if you have ideas please let me know.

Edited August 15, 2025Aug 15 by je82

unraid produced another diagnostic whenever it was unable to shutdown gracefully after the upgrade to 6.12.15, ive attached the syslog and the diag zip file here in case that helps understand what the issue is:

Edited August 18, 2025Aug 18 by je82

Are you entering the passphrase manually before array start or do you have some script/automation?

Also, 6.12.15 is EOL, try upgrading again to 7.1.4 and post new diags if they still don't decrypt.

3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Are you entering the passphrase manually before array start or do you have some script/automation?

Also, 6.12.15 is EOL, try upgrading again to 7.1.4 and post new diags if they still don't decrypt.

I have it setup so i have to enter the passphrase manually each time i start the system, but i also have some scripts running at launch to mount a share for remote logging:

this is my go file:

#!/bin/bash

# Start the Management Utility

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

#Copy FSTAB to the system on boot and mount the logs folder

#nvidia presistance mode

#nvidia-smi -pm 1

cd /home

mkdir nasbackuplogs

cp /boot/fstab /etc/fstab

sleep 5

mount -a

# Copy files back to /root/.ssh folder and set permissions for key files and known_hosts and authorized_keys

cd /root/.ssh/

#mkdir .ssh

#cd .ssh

cp /boot/config/sshroot/* /root/.ssh/

#cd /root/.ssh/

chmod 600 NAS-rsync-key.pub

chmod 600 NAS-rsync-key

# Copy the monitor script to a writable and executable location

cp /boot/config/monitor.sh /tmp/monitor.sh

chmod +x /tmp/monitor.sh

# Wait for Unraid to fully boot before starting monitor script

sleep 30

/tmp/monitor.sh &

the fstab:

/dev/disk/by-label/UNRAID /boot vfat auto,rw,flush,exec,noatime,nodiratime,umask=0,shortname=mixed 0 1

/boot/bzmodules /lib/modules squashfs ro,defaults 0 2

/boot/bzfirmware /lib/firmware squashfs ro,defaults 0 2

tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0

//10.1.1.15/Logs/NAS\040Backup\040Logs /home/nasbackuplogs cifs vers=3.0,username=WebSMB,password=xxxxxxxxxx,uid=0,gid=0,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,users 0 0

the monitor.sh is just a script that runs after array successful start that starts a bunch of inotifywait watches which i log to the path /home/nasbackuplogs/x so i can see what files are added/deleted after the fact. (i actually removed this before upgrading from the go file temporarily and it seems it was not the culprit)

I would prefer to upgrade to 6.12.15 to begin with. what are your suggestions? Thanks for the support

Edited August 15, 2025Aug 15 by je82

6 hours ago, je82 said:

what are your suggestions?

Recommend retesting with stock go and fstab files.