I recently changed a hard drive that had failed, I was going to use tools to replace the drive, but I obviously did something wrong. Because once I imported the hard drive into the system as a ZFS storage pool device (the hard drive has not been formatted) it seems to have joined the Virtual Device. But the information tab shows mfid5 drive as unavailable but mfid5 is actually there as can be seen in the screen shot I included.
the hard drive that was added is "mfid4"
I would really appreciate it if someone told me how to correct the error.
I attached a graphic showing the status of my drives.
Thanks for the help!!!
Carlos
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How to fix wrong pool information and states
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How to fix wrong pool information and states
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Re: How to fix wrong pool information and states
please read
http://wiki.nas4free.org/doku.php?id=faq:0149
http://wiki.nas4free.org/doku.php?id=faq:0149
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Re: How to fix wrong pool information and states
thx, I had read that post, since there's some important data on this raid, I'm trying to be careful, because I don't want to start restoring everything.
for example in my case under the Information Tab mfid5 is showing as online and also as the one unavailable. And also under the Information Tab it does not show mfid4
Should I replace the missing drive mfid4 (Information Tab) with the current mfid4 ?
Thanks Again!!
for example in my case under the Information Tab mfid5 is showing as online and also as the one unavailable. And also under the Information Tab it does not show mfid4
Should I replace the missing drive mfid4 (Information Tab) with the current mfid4 ?
Thanks Again!!
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Re: How to fix wrong pool information and states
the quality of the image is to bad to tell
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Re: How to fix wrong pool information and states
If you know mfid4 is valid, try this from shell:
zpool replace poolname XXXXXX /dev/mfid4
(replace XXXXXX with your numeric string, and replace poolname with your pool name)
zpool replace poolname XXXXXX /dev/mfid4
(replace XXXXXX with your numeric string, and replace poolname with your pool name)
NAS4Free 10.2.0.2.2115 (x64-embedded), 10.2.0.2.2258 (arm), 10.2.0.2.2258(dom0)
GIGABYTE 5YASV-RH, Celeron E3400 (Dual 2.6GHz), ECC 8GB, Intel ET/CT/82566DM (on-board), ZFS mirror (2TBx2)
ASRock E350M1/USB3, 16GB, Realtek 8111E (on-board), ZFS mirror (2TBx2)
MSI MS-9666, Core i7-860(Quad 2.8GHz/HT), 32GB, Mellanox ConnectX-2 EN/Intel 82578DM (on-board), ZFS mirror (3TBx2+L2ARC/ZIL:SSD128GB)
Develop/test environment:
VirtualBox 512MB VM, ESXi 512MB-8GB VM, Raspberry Pi, Pi2, ODROID-C1
GIGABYTE 5YASV-RH, Celeron E3400 (Dual 2.6GHz), ECC 8GB, Intel ET/CT/82566DM (on-board), ZFS mirror (2TBx2)
ASRock E350M1/USB3, 16GB, Realtek 8111E (on-board), ZFS mirror (2TBx2)
MSI MS-9666, Core i7-860(Quad 2.8GHz/HT), 32GB, Mellanox ConnectX-2 EN/Intel 82578DM (on-board), ZFS mirror (3TBx2+L2ARC/ZIL:SSD128GB)
Develop/test environment:
VirtualBox 512MB VM, ESXi 512MB-8GB VM, Raspberry Pi, Pi2, ODROID-C1