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[SOLVED] System no longer booting

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I had a drive die so I powered off my system and replaced the drive. Now my system won't boot as it gets stuck every time.

 

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I've done a disk check from Windows and it didn't find an issue.

I've booted from a few different systems and they all get stuck here.

I've wiped and reloaded the USB drive with a new load and it works fine.

 

I'd rather not have to reconfig a new build as I've got SO much customized. Could I get some help figuring out what the issue is?

 

Edited by dexdiman
Removed redundant words.

  • Community Expert
37 minutes ago, dexdiman said:

I've wiped and reloaded the USB drive with a new load and it works fine.

Use this after restoring only the config folder from the flash backup.

  • Author
58 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Use this after restoring only the config folder from the flash backup.

I forgot the mention that, but I tried that and the boot was still broken. I'm assuming a config file in the config folder is causing the issue, but I'm not sure how to figure out which one. I have read a couple threads about this and they mentioned a corrupted go file but I replaced it from a 6 month backup and the boot was still failing.

  • Community Expert

You can just restore super.dat (disk assignments) and your key file, that will get your array running, then either restore a few files at a time until you find the culprit or reconfigure the server.

  • Author

Thank you so much! You saved me hours/days of work. I still have no idea which config file was causing the issue, but I'm back up and running. I had to reinstall the plug-ins and re-config a couple, but I got all my dockers back which is the real time saver.

 

For anyone curious - I did exactly as johnnie suggested. Moved over super.dat and my key file and booted. Then moved over a .cfg file and rebooted, moved over a .cfg and rebooted, and kept doing that till I got back pretty much everything. I was able to get back 99.9% of the server.

 

On a side note. This fixed a strange issue I was having where my appdata share was empty but /mnt/appdata was fine. Now my share is correctly reflecting what is actually in the appdata folder.

Edited by dexdiman

  • JorgeB changed the title to [SOLVED] System no longer booting

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