Updated from 7.3.0 to 7.3.2 and unable to boot up after a reboot.

Attached a picture of the console. Is my flash drive dead? What do I do now?

USB appears to be goobered.

back it up, install a clean fresh install onto it, restore the whole config folder from your backup and try booting again

6 hours ago, MowMdown said:

USB appears to be goobered.

back it up, install a clean fresh install onto it, restore the whole config folder from your backup and try booting again

Thanks!

The USB drive is on an internal port, and my unraid server is somewhat difficult to access physically. So I'm thinking of getting another USB drive with a linux livecd image and either the unraid 7.3.2 appImage or unraid 7.3.2 zip installer. Want to double-check as I've not done this before:

• back up - is this the same as making a copy of the USB drive's /config on another drive?

• clean fresh install - I can either run the appImage and install onto my USB drive, or extract everything from the zip install (except for the /config)?

From the top of the picture, my interpretation is that all of the files passed the checksum verification. I don't think there are other files to check Yet there are oddities with the loopback mount failing and read errors.

Is there anyway to check my USB drive health while I'm doing this? I have a Samsung Bar Plus. Suspecting that the inside of my unraid server runs pretty hot...

Make an entire copy of the existing USB and save it somewhere accessible outside of unraid.

Flash a new install of unraid to the new usb.

Copy the entire “config” folder from the backup you made and copy it to the new USB.

Alternatively you can just redo the exiting USB with a new install after taking the backup to really be sure the existing USB is truly no good.

Thanks! To update: I think the problem was with my internal USB header. The USB drive just continued to work when I move it to an external port..