February 13, 20197 yr Hello unraid gurus, I think my house was hit by a power outage, and I don't have a UPS, yet, sadly. But anyways I came home and everything seemed fine. Except I can't or get showed any dockers I have installed and can't power on any VM's. I have my diagnostics and some screenshots linked here. I'm not totally sure, but it seems to be my SSD that is something wrong with. - It for some reason have just recently passed a parity check, and my normal disks seems just fine. I can browse all the files on it I just don't know if I can open any of them, as I didn't have my laptop with me when I can home for a short period. Hope someone can help me out Best regards! tower-diagnostics-20190212-1401.zip
February 13, 20197 yr Community Expert Cache filesystem is corrupt, backup, re-format and restore data, you can use this to help with the backup/restore.
February 13, 20197 yr Author Will do that when I come home again on friday. Hope it will work without to much hassle (fingers crossed) - and thanks for the quick response!
February 15, 20197 yr Author Hi @johnnie.black! I have started a copy of the data of the ssd cache disk. And most of the files seems to copy just fine. But some of my kinda important files (I had not yet synced to a cloud, sadly) can't seem to copy I just get a input/output error. Can't use the `cat` `nano` or anything on the files. Please don't tell me they are totallt lost? the files still reports sizes. I just can't seem to copy, move or open then Is their some special tool I can use and try to save the files? Best regards, Brydezen
February 15, 20197 yr Community Expert If there are checksum errors btrfs will give an I/O error instead of the corrupt file, post the diags after trying to copy one of those files.
February 15, 20197 yr Author Right at this time. It's throwing a ton of these errors. But they are from the /appdata/ folder - some of then does copy over but some reports the input/output error. But here is a freshly downloaded diagnostics while it's bombing my terminal with errors tower-diagnostics-20190215-1815.zip
February 15, 20197 yr Community Expert Yes, there are checksum errors, there's a way to copy them, though they will still be corrupt, but in some cases a corrupt file might be better than no file at all, you can get them with btrfs restore, but recommend you first move (instead of copy) all the good files, all the ones you can, so you can btrfs restore only the corrupt ones to a separate folder. Option 2 here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?do=findComment&comment=543490
February 15, 20197 yr Author I may think that I love you man. No kidding. First tried to mount the disk just the mount command. But didn't do me much. But the btrfs restore seems to be the god saving line. Seems like all the important files I almost cried over losing is restoring just fine to a disk mount 😮 When it's done I'm starting a rclone sync asap! This shall not happen again
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