Hi All, I hope everyone is doing well. I've found a heap of useful info on these forums, but this is my first post, so I hope I'm not asking too much of this brilliant community.
I had a drive fail on a four drive ZFS pool a few years back and because I did not have another drive or the knowledge at the time I just turned the server off and called it.
Today I decided maybe it was time to resurrect this pool as it has a heap of files on it that I would like to recover.
I have attached a file from napp-it in relation to the pool.
I've put another drive into the slot of the failed drive but it appears like it's saying it cannot open both the new one and one of the other existing ones. One thing to note is the replacement drive is not the same size as the drive it is replacing, but I did not have the drives full, so I am not sure if this is a problem or not. Alternatively, I'd like to find a way to access what I can from the pool so I can recover it and then create a new pool.
Any help would be great! Thanks in advance.
Jeff
I had a drive fail on a four drive ZFS pool a few years back and because I did not have another drive or the knowledge at the time I just turned the server off and called it.
Today I decided maybe it was time to resurrect this pool as it has a heap of files on it that I would like to recover.
I have attached a file from napp-it in relation to the pool.
I've put another drive into the slot of the failed drive but it appears like it's saying it cannot open both the new one and one of the other existing ones. One thing to note is the replacement drive is not the same size as the drive it is replacing, but I did not have the drives full, so I am not sure if this is a problem or not. Alternatively, I'd like to find a way to access what I can from the pool so I can recover it and then create a new pool.
Any help would be great! Thanks in advance.
Jeff