Hdd1 (UFS) status is UNKNOWN

[Alex31]

Hello,

I have a bit of a problem
I'm runnig FreeNas 8.3.2 for several years now and problem free
I have 2 3 TB hard drives and one 1 Tb drive, all in an Sharkoon HDD storage five bay, connected true Ext-Sata
Nothing in Raid everything in JBOD

yesterday i turned my nas on and i took longer than normal to ful start up
So i log on to FreeNas and in the top right corner i see a flashin light, so i clicked on it.....

I get an system allert

* OK: The volume Hdd2 (UFS) status is HEALTY
* OK: The volume Hdd3 (UFS) status is HEALTY
* WARNING: The volume Hdd1 (UFS) status is UNKNOWN

I could not see what is ont that hard drive any more??

Hope someone could help me.....

 

[PhiloEpisteme]

Could you please provide the output of zpool status as well as the model of other hardware such as your eSata controller etc?

 

[Alex31]

The hardware is a Shuttle XPC SN68PTG5
Processor AMD Dual core 4450e 2,3 Ghz
Memory DDR 2 - 4GB
SSD Drive tot boot FreeNas

Everyting worked just fine for several years now until yesterday….
I don't know how to get the Zpool Status
The other 2 Hdd's are working fine

 

[PhiloEpisteme]

I don't know how to get the Zpool Status

From the terminal; type in zpool status :)

 

[Alex31]

On the terminal i choose number 9 " Shell "
The i type zspool status
Then i get CORRECT Zpool status ( Y:N:E:A )
i choose Y
Result No Pools available

 

[dlavigne]

What was the layout of the disks? One UFS volume on each disk or something else?

 

[Alex31]

The layout, nothing in Riad just Tree separate Hard Drives in JBOD, so that is one UFS volume on every disk i think....

 

[dlavigne]

You could try using fsck on that drive, but it sounds like it died and took its data with it.

 

[Alex31]

I tried the Disc in a usb cradle on my windows 10 computer, disc managment shows the disc, and said, status ok, but i could nothing do with it because it is formated under FreeNas so windows could not read it.....
So i wonder if the disc died with all the data on it?

 

[dlavigne]

If fsck won't fix it, yes.

 

[Alex31]

The names of my Hdd drives are Hdd1, Hdd2, Hdd3
If i type fsck/dev/ufs/Hdd1
I get Command Not Found...…..

When i type
fsck /dev/ufs/Hdd1
I get No such file or directory

 

[dlavigne]

Just type: fsck