victorhooi
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I had a FreeNAS system at my parent's place that was previously running on FreeNAS Corral.
It has a single RAIDZ-1 volume, comprised of four 4TB disks.
I checked today, and it appeared to be at the GRUB screen, so I assumed it had tried to update and borked - or the USB stick had failed. Anyhow, I downloaded the latest FreeNAS 11 build (FreeNAS-11-MASTER-201706020409-373d389.iso), and wrote it to the USB stick.
I booted up fine. I cancelled the initial setup wizard, and went to import my existing ZFS volumes. It seemed to pull the ZFS volume (datastore) fine.
It also prompted me to upgrade the zpool version via the GUI, which I did.
However, I just checked, and there is only a ZFS dataset (ablage) whereas before I had around 10 or so under datastore *sad face*
Output of zfs list:
Output of zpool status:
I am hoping it's somehow still on the disks. Any advice on how to check, and/or recover?
What is very concerning is that the datastore volume has 9.0 TB free....?
That doesn't bode well, surely.
Regards,
Victor
It has a single RAIDZ-1 volume, comprised of four 4TB disks.
I checked today, and it appeared to be at the GRUB screen, so I assumed it had tried to update and borked - or the USB stick had failed. Anyhow, I downloaded the latest FreeNAS 11 build (FreeNAS-11-MASTER-201706020409-373d389.iso), and wrote it to the USB stick.
I booted up fine. I cancelled the initial setup wizard, and went to import my existing ZFS volumes. It seemed to pull the ZFS volume (datastore) fine.
It also prompted me to upgrade the zpool version via the GUI, which I did.
However, I just checked, and there is only a ZFS dataset (ablage) whereas before I had around 10 or so under datastore *sad face*
Output of zfs list:
Code:
root@freenas:/mnt/datastore # zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT datastore 1.20T 9.01T 128K /mnt/datastore datastore/.system 8.81M 9.01T 140K legacy datastore/.system/configs-127b3ac88ebd45cc8152eb1d50a360da 128K 9.01T 128K legacy datastore/.system/cores 128K 9.01T 128K legacy datastore/.system/rrd-127b3ac88ebd45cc8152eb1d50a360da 7.90M 9.01T 7.90M legacy datastore/.system/samba4 279K 9.01T 279K legacy datastore/.system/syslog-127b3ac88ebd45cc8152eb1d50a360da 256K 9.01T 256K legacy datastore/ablage 1.20T 9.01T 1.20T /mnt/datastore/ablage freenas-boot 743M 6.24G 64K none freenas-boot/ROOT 736M 6.24G 29K none freenas-boot/ROOT/Initial-Install 1K 6.24G 734M legacy freenas-boot/ROOT/default 736M 6.24G 734M legacy freenas-boot/grub 6.29M 6.24G 6.29M legacy
Output of zpool status:
Code:
root@freenas:/mnt/datastore # zpool status pool: datastore state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM datastore ONLINE 0 0 0 raidz1-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/896b991d-a974-11e6-b04f-a0b3cce4fa18 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/88ace9fe-a974-11e6-b04f-a0b3cce4fa18 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/8957be15-a974-11e6-b04f-a0b3cce4fa18 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/8cbda7a2-a974-11e6-b04f-a0b3cce4fa18 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors pool: freenas-boot state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM freenas-boot ONLINE 0 0 0 da0p2 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors
I am hoping it's somehow still on the disks. Any advice on how to check, and/or recover?
What is very concerning is that the datastore volume has 9.0 TB free....?
That doesn't bode well, surely.
Regards,
Victor
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