I loss my volume

[freenas3423]

Hi dear
i received critical message "currently unreadable (pending) sectors" in freenas 11.1-u6 web consol.
try to do this command :
smartctl -t short /dev/ada2
smartctl -a /dev/ada2
then i see 9 sector number that have unreadable.
after that try to do :
sysctl kern.geom.debugflags=16
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ada2 bs=512 count=1 seek=1361770023 conv=noerror,sync

but my problem do not solved.
after that run seagattools under dos to solve bad sectors problem. it solved it but now cannot see my volume.

what should i do?
please help me?
thanks

 

[Apollo]

Seagate under DOS to fix a ZFS related issue sounds like " The surgery was a success but the patient didn't make it."
You might have destroyed your ZFS system and most likely lost access to your pool as a result.
Running a scrub would have been the better approach and then later figure out weather those sectors were causing corruption on your data.
For the sound of it, you didn't have redundancy.

 

[blueether]

What was your pool layout?
Paste the output from zpool status

 

[freenas3423]

zpool status say:
no such pool found.
any idea?

 

[freenas3423]

can i recover my files an folders by recover software under win7?
if so which software?

 

[blueether]

Was this a single drive pool? if not what was the pool layout?

 

[freenas3423]

yse. it was single drive pool

 

[freenas3423]

hi
any idea?

 

[blueether]

you could try testdisk (https://www.cgsecurity.org/) to recover the partition but I'd really be looking at recovery from backups at this stage

 

[freenas3423]

thank for your attention.

 

[blueether]

I have know idea if the above will work, or if the seagattools compleatly flattened the disk (I know some HD tools to fix badblocks will distory ALL data on the disk)

 

[freenas3423]

thank you.

 

[freenas3423]

now i try ufs explorer for recover my data.
more than 2 hour later i underestand is it usefull or not.

 

[danb35]

now i try ufs explorer for recover my data.

It's highly unlikely this will help you recover data from a ZFS pool.