ZFS Need help to recover data from damaged ZFS pool

[L0c0]

Hi. Type cat /boot/zfs/zfs.cache. In the first line you'll have name of your pool if you didn't delete or write anything to pool or HDDs itself. The best way is to connect drives to standard PC and do it.
I didn't have access at all to my pool. There must be something wrong with ZFS. The name of pool is missing, when you import pool, it will tell you pool is OK. After fix it will tell you didn't fix anything, but after restart just working .

 

[subcool]

iI don’t have a /boot/zfs/zfs.cache file. There is nothing in the /boot/zfs/ folder.

 

[L0c0]

Did you install system yourself? How did you configure it? Can you pm me?

 

[sek]

Why i cant post here mr admin/moderator?

 

[Crivens]

Because your post was impolite. Formulate a question, write some lines. Invest some time, nobody here has a crystal ball.

 

[SirDice]

Why i cant post here mr admin/moderator?

Because this thread has been dead for 6 years and is a completely different issue. You have your own thread: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/need-help-to-recover-data-from-damaged-zfs-pool.84298/

 

[sek]

Because this thread has been dead for 6 years and is a completely different issue. You have your own thread: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/need-help-to-recover-data-from-damaged-zfs-pool.84298/

Thanks for your reply.