February 8, 201412 yr I purchased a new AVS10 server and migrated my old drives to the new server. 6 drive system (Parity + 5x2 TB drives). I have run the Permissions Utility. However, I cannot access certain folders that reside on disk 1. It appears I can browse all folders/files on other disks--but any folders which contain files that reside on disk 1 results in a Windows error. I have re-run permissions, no change. I re-checked parity (although no errors were showing), no change I went so far as to replace disk 1 with a spare and rebuild the array, no change. In running the Permissions utility, it seems to take 2-3 hours to go through disk 1, but the rest of disks are much faster. This drive does have the most data on it (+/- 1.4 TB on a 2 TB drive). On the Shares page (browsing to //tower), there is an "Orange Dot" next to the share. If I click the file folder next to the share, I can see all the files which should be present (including those which reside on disk 1). I am at a loss. I use this Unraid Share as Storage for Media Files to serve to my HTPC (running Sage TV). All movies/music/pictures which reside on disks 2-5 are visible to Sage (utilizing smb filepath referencing the shared unraid folder). Nothing on disk 1 is visible to Sage. Any help/ideas are appreciated.
February 8, 201412 yr Author Saturday Morning Bump. Any help is appreciated is resolving this issue. Thanks.
February 8, 201412 yr It might be worth running a reiserfsck check of disk1 in case there is any sort of file system corruption. The fact that the share has an orange dot means that at least some of the files in it are on your cache disk. File system corruption would stop them being moved to the array disk.
February 8, 201412 yr Author Thanks Totally telnet/Linux noob. Do I run it on /md1 (disk 1) or what that be my parity drive and I run it on /md2 ?
February 8, 201412 yr Author Ran reiserfsck on /md1. Output file scares me... Says 16 found corruptions that can only be run with --rebuild--tree Based on the reiserfsck tutorial page, I need some guidance. screenshot of the telnet session/results attached.
February 8, 201412 yr Author One more thing. I added the cache drive a few days ago. In order to troubleshoot, I unassigned the cache drive from the array. The Share now has a green dot next to it in the unraid/shares menu.
February 9, 201412 yr Ran reiserfsck on /md1. Output file scares me... Says 16 found corruptions that can only be run with --rebuild--tree Based on the reiserfsck tutorial page, I need some guidance. screenshot of the telnet session/results attached. Run with rebuild-tree. See Check Disk Filesystems in my sig.
February 9, 201412 yr One more thing. I added the cache drive a few days ago. In order to troubleshoot, I unassigned the cache drive from the array. The Share now has a green dot next to it in the unraid/shares menu. It's green because there is nothing on the cache waiting for the mover.
February 10, 201412 yr Author Thanks. I ran --rebuild-tree. I took over 5 hours (2TB drive) but I can now access the share drive. Had about 6GB of data in the lost+found folder, so not sure what to do with that other than ignore it for now. Is there anything else I should run/do now? Parity check shows good with no errors.
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