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Unfornatted Disk - Did I eff myself?

denzo
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I had a disk show up as unformatted and first I restarted the machine but the disk still showed as unformatted. So I clicked on format.  I then started a parity check (thinking this would rebuild the drive) Right now the parity check is at 80% and there is only 73GB used and 4.93TD Free. There was probably around 4TB of data on the drive before the drive showed up as unformatted. If I browse the drive I see all the directories and they appear to have the smaller files that were in them (this is a (movie/media server) but the big files (the movies themselves) appear to not be there.  I am super nervous at this point if my movie files/data is lost with 10+ hours left to go of this parity check. What do you guys think?

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    When a disk is unmountable it usually means filesystem corruption, filesystem repair is the correct way to fix it, format deletes all data and updates parity, so it's never used for recovery.

     

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    Your only option now, if you don't have backups, it to use a file recovery util, like UFS explorer.

     

     

     

     

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