delphij
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Maybe I couldn't be clear enough, I ask your forgiveness, english is not my first language.
But it's not the new drive. It appears to be a new drive but it is the old one. All the disks on the system are the original ones.
I track them by serial numbers.
I have two disks with problems:
Serial: gptid (actual) guid Obs
WD-WCAWZ2048219 909c7a13-f62a-11e2-8b68-386077d5d4c9 This disk was gptid d526c082-2cd7-11e2-ac7a-386077d5d4c9, guid 9895012226997409189. Never leaved its bay until the issue appear.
6YD18NRA 62090488-915b-11e1-8fc4-386077d5d4c9 13020385326369302278 Offline - this disk was chosen for replace for a bigger one. If put alone in the system it says "online".
Edited the table formatting.
In this case, it's very likely that the data is already lost, however, there are two things you can try.
Note that please follow exactly what I have described here -- if you see errors, please reply this post and DO NOT try anything else.
The first thing that may be helpful:
Code:
zpool import -R /mnt -m -f -n -F -X RAIDZ
This will attempt to discard some transactions and roll back your pool to a previous state. If the output looks sane, you can try:
Code:
zpool import -R /mnt -m -f -F -X RAIDZ
To get your pool back.
If this won't work, please paste output from:
Code:
zdb -hh -e RAIDZ
And let's see if we can do something from there.