Paul Barns
Cadet
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- Aug 18, 2016
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Hi folks,
I've got a volume set up on a 4TB drive that I've had running for months since I first started using FreeNAS. I finally got round to wiping my other drives and was going to finally set up failover for my data across 4 2TB drives.
I came across the new FreeNAS Corral release, so decided to install that on a separate USB and started working on it. All was great, until I looked to migrate my data from the 4TB drive to the other mirrored drives.
One of the things that I stupidly did early on in the new Corral environment was create a SMB to the same directory that I'd had on my old set up.
For some reason, doing this caused the data to disappear from that folder...
The available space on the drive/volume is still the same as before, but I can't seem to retrieve the data. Is there anyway to recover the original data? Other folders on the drive are still absolutely fine.
Attached is a snapshot from the old 9.10 OS.
Thanks in advance...
I've got a volume set up on a 4TB drive that I've had running for months since I first started using FreeNAS. I finally got round to wiping my other drives and was going to finally set up failover for my data across 4 2TB drives.
I came across the new FreeNAS Corral release, so decided to install that on a separate USB and started working on it. All was great, until I looked to migrate my data from the 4TB drive to the other mirrored drives.
One of the things that I stupidly did early on in the new Corral environment was create a SMB to the same directory that I'd had on my old set up.
For some reason, doing this caused the data to disappear from that folder...
The available space on the drive/volume is still the same as before, but I can't seem to retrieve the data. Is there anyway to recover the original data? Other folders on the drive are still absolutely fine.
Attached is a snapshot from the old 9.10 OS.
Thanks in advance...
