One (of 3) disk's won't mount after installing NAS4free

[kakemanx]

Coming from freenas 0.7.2.xx.x.xx i figured since there no longer is any updates, i would switch to NAS4free.
After a clean install i startet adding and mounting disks.. the two smalest ones (320gb and 500gb) added og and mountet fine without problems.. shared with cifs/smb all is good..

The biggest disk(2tb)..well.. not so good.. can add it without any problems, but when i try to mount it i get these errors:

Can't get UFS ID

I have checked my old config file, and the disk should be formated UFS/GPT

I get this error with the following settings: Disk, ada1, GPT partition, 1, UFS

This is my main disk, and would rater not format it again...

Any suggestions?

[daoyama]

The biggest disk(2tb)..well.. not so good.. can add it without any problems, but when i try to mount it i get these errors:

Can't get UFS ID

I have checked my old config file, and the disk should be formated UFS/GPT

I get this error with the following settings: Disk, ada1, GPT partition, 1, UFS

Please post the result of following command from shell or SSH:

# gpart show /dev/ada1

# diskinfo -v /dev/ada1p1
# dumpfs -l /dev/ada1p1

If you have some error on the disk, try this:

# fsck_ufs -y /dev/ada1p1

Thanks,
Daisuke Aoyama

[Craigus]

Bumping this thread in case it helps someone else. My issue may not be the same as the OP's.

I encountered this error using the NAS4Free-x86-LiveCD-9.2.0.1.943 when attempting to create a mount point for one of 4 drives in my existing 0.69 system.

The problematic drive was the boot drive which has 0.69 installed on partition 1. I was trying to mount it as a GPT disk, but of course doing

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nas4free: ~ # gpart show /dev/ada1
=>       63  976773105  ada1  MBR  (465G)
         63     128457     1  freebsd  [active]  (62M)
     128520       2583        - free -  (1.3M)
     131103  976299597     2  freebsd  (465G)
  976430700       8694        - free -  (4.3M)
  976439394     328671     3  freebsd  (160M)
  976768065       5103        - free -  (2.5M)

reminded me that this drive was bootable and hence MBR.

Once I created the mount point as MBR using partition 2, all was well.