I suspect the missing device was stripped into the pool as a regular (non redundant) vdev, and not as a slog.
Normally that kind of zdb output is indented for ease of reading, but if I'm reading it correctly, your pool has 6 vdevs:
Children 0, 1, 2, 3, are complete, with two disks per vdev.
Children 5 is your slog, which is complete, and not a degraded mirror:
Children 4 is what I presume is your missing disk. It doesn't indicate it was ever a slog, but a separate single disk vdev:
If you no longer have this missing disk, the pool is lost. The issue was that this disk was added into the pool as a single non redundant data disk, not as a mirror component to a slog vdev.
Normally that kind of zdb output is indented for ease of reading, but if I'm reading it correctly, your pool has 6 vdevs:
Code:
Configuration for import: vdev_children: 6
Children 0, 1, 2, 3, are complete, with two disks per vdev.
Children 5 is your slog, which is complete, and not a degraded mirror:
Code:
[*]children[5]: [*] type: 'disk' [*] id: 5 [*] guid: 13566463784014113451 [*] whole_disk: 1 [*] metaslab_array: 47 [*] metaslab_shift: 31 [*] ashift: 12 [*] asize: 399995043840 [*] is_log: 1
Children 4 is what I presume is your missing disk. It doesn't indicate it was ever a slog, but a separate single disk vdev:
Code:
[*]children[4]: [*] type: 'missing' [*] id: 4 [*] guid: 0
If you no longer have this missing disk, the pool is lost. The issue was that this disk was added into the pool as a single non redundant data disk, not as a mirror component to a slog vdev.