I needed to check the appdata on my cache after uninstalling the "lets encrypt" docker. I deleted the "lets encrypt" folder from the cache because I noticed it was still there even though I removed the docker. Comcast went out and when it came back up I re-connected to my NAS and noticed that my dockers and VMs where missing (because they did not auto start).

 

I have 2x 240gb SSDs running raid 0 in my cache pool so I figured that one of them died. But I noticed that I can still browse the cache and see that everything is still in tact. What did I do wrong?

 

Here is my log file

maximus-diagnostics-20171117-2119.zip

 

Here are my drives:

 

The files for my windows 10 VM appear to be fine

 

Everything in the appdata folder look fine too

 

But the VMs are not recognized by Unraid

 

I stopped the array, changed the global share settings back to the default settings then started the array again. I even rebooted, no fix.

 

Edited November 18, 20178 yr by smaka510

It's possible you have duplicated docker and VM images, search for e.g. libvirt.img and post the output:

 

find /mnt -name libvirt.img

 

I gave up.

I think your right about the duplication, likely from me poking around in the cache.

 

i reformatted the cache drives as FAT32 on another computer. When I put them back into the NAS, unraid automatically reformatted them. I set them to raid 0 and re-installed the dockers. Took 4hrs to rebuild the plex library, but only a few min for everything else.

 

My VM does all the sorting and renaming of my movies. I know better than keeping all my stuff in 1 place - the scripts that do all the automation run off the NAS itself. All is well know.