Can it be restored?

[Free0P]

OK op messed up...Here is the sitrap(situation report)...

Deleted the wrong disk from GUI..STORAGE>Wipe>CONFIRMED...
I gather, at this point, the raid is lost do to the loss of the vdev? can someone save op?

[root@nas] /dev# zpool import -f
pool: RAID-ZStorage
id: 10849238021725967372
state: FAULTED
status: The pool was last accessed by another system.
action: The pool cannot be imported due to damaged devices or data.
The pool may be active on another system, but can be imported using
the '-f' flag.
see: http://illumos.org/msg/ZFS-8000-EY
config:

RAID-ZStorage FAULTED corrupted data
raidz1-0 DEGRADED
15978979524014219114 UNAVAIL cannot open
gptid/4ec03a57-7535-11e5-a1e8-000acd276304.eli ONLINE
gptid/4fa9530f-7535-11e5-a1e8-000acd276304.eli ONLINE
[root@nas] /dev# zpool import -f RAID-ZStorage
cannot import 'RAID-ZStorage': I/O error
Destroy and re-create the pool from
a backup source.
[root@nas] /dev#

Thanks

 

[rs225]

Try
zpool import -f -F RAID-ZStorage

Why do you call it Raidz(1+0)? That makes no sense. Are there only 3 drives?

This pool is probably restorable, but it might be a case of needing remote intervention.

 

[Free0P]

Yes three drives. I was referring to the type of raid listed in the output...it is irrelevant info. please ignore. Ill try the -f -F and follow up with results. Thanks

 

[Free0P]

No dice...What kind of external intervention? FYI, RAID-ZStorage is encrypted and I have the key.

[root@nas] /dev# zpool import -f -F RAID-ZStorage
cannot import 'RAID-ZStorage': I/O error
Destroy and re-create the pool from
a backup source.
[root@nas] /dev#

 

[nojohnny101]

You really need to post the stats of your system including hardware and software version.

Also you might want to read some of the stickies dealing with proper terminology because as @rs225 pointed out "RAIDz(1+0) makes no sense with FreeNAS.

 

[DrKK]

Yeah, I have no idea what the OP is saying. And I also don't know what a sitrap is. And why was he "defiant"?

 

[Free0P]

You really need to post the stats of your system including hardware and software version.

Also you might want to read some of the stickies dealing with proper terminology because as @rs225 pointed out "RAIDz(1+0) makes no sense with FreeNAS.

Thanks, removed irrelevant info post.

micro atx gigabit board intel i5
1600 ddr3 (non-ecc)
x3 1tb

What else?

 

[rs225]

Unless somebody else has other ideas, I think that the disk labels are inconsistent, and with only two drives, it doesn't have enough information to choose.

Did anything else strange happen with the pool? For instance, if the pool wasn't exported first, then how were you able to wipe one of the drives? And then what happened that the pool is now not imported? A reboot, etc, and what method?

To dump the labels and uberblocks you have to do something like this:
zdb -l -u /dev/ada1.eli

Each dump is very lengthy, so probably attach each to your post separately.

Possible examples(I'm unsure about the gptid paths):
zdb -l -u /dev/gptid/4ec03a57-7535-11e5-a1e8-000acd276304.eli
zdb -l -u /dev/gptid/4fa9530f-7535-11e5-a1e8-000acd276304.eli

 

[Jailer]

What else?

https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/forum-rules.22553/#post-134570/

 

[joeschmuck]

And I also don't know what a sitrap is.

That is how someone in New Jersey says "sitrep". Well I guess he could be sitting and rapping :D.

I agree with @Jailer that the OP needs to post appropriate data as outlined in our forum rules in order to get the best possible assistance. Also, I wouldn't be using the "-f" parameter as you could cause more damage. And hopefully you have your important data backup up elsewhere.

Good Luck.