April 5, 20206 yr Hi all, I upgraded my Unraid to 6.8.2, and all of a sudden my Windows 10 VM would not boot because of the following error: Internal Error: Did not find USB device So I then tried to edit the VM and determine what USB it was referring to. My next issue would be that after I made some changes and tried to save, I'd get the error: internal error: unknown pci source type 'vendor' So I was never able to save any changes. After some Googling and searching these forums, I tried creating a new VM with a "manual" vdisk. I'd save that and not start the VM, then I tried editing that duplicate and pointing it to the existing vDisk. From the three different posts I read, this was supposed to fix the issue, but I'm still stuck at square one. When I actually tried to find the Vdisk in my domains folder, it says my domains folder is 54Gb (which I believe is about the size my VM was taking), but I can't see the actual vdisk1.img file. See attached image. If I can find this file (and back it up), I might be able to fix this issue. I'm not sure what next step I can do. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you so much, Jon
April 5, 20206 yr Author After searching again, it looks like my domains folder is now 192 Kb. So yes, I have officially erased my vdisk and I have no idea how.
April 5, 20206 yr Author Is there any chance that the Parity backups of my Unraid server would have backed up my vdisk somehow? I am grasping at straws here.
April 5, 20206 yr 10 minutes ago, jmar31 said: Is there any chance that the Parity backups of my Unraid server would have backed up my vdisk somehow? I am grasping at straws here. Parity is not a "backup" It is updated in real-time to reflect changes that you make on the array. So in that respect, no you cannot recover any deleted files by rebuilding a disk
April 5, 20206 yr Author Ya. I thought so. Again. Grasping at straws. Time to cut my losses and give up. Wish my luck my marriage survives it.
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