This is a home built DIY unit that has worked flawlessly since 2015.
Hardware and Software...
When I logged into the GUI, there was a system alert: Critical: <Timestamp> - The volume <VolumeName> state is UNKNOWN
And then below that an yellow alert saying I had used 81% of my storage space.
I sent the device through a reboot. And it took a long time for it to reboot.
During the reboot process, I noticed the following in the output...
During the boot process, all four drives are showing up.
I have spent the last day searching this forum and on-line but do not have a clear picture of figuring out how to figure out what is broken and then fix it.
Thanks for your help.
Hardware and Software...
- Motherboard: ASRock AM1B-ITX
- CPU: AMD Sempron 3850
- RAM: 8 GB (two sticks) XPG V1.0 DDR3
- HDD: Four (4) WD Red 3TB
- All stuck in an old Dell case with a Dell PSU powering the system.
- Boot disk: OS on SanDisk Cruzer Fit 8 GB USB flash drive
- Using NIC on motherboard
- No drive controllers (unless they are somehow built into the motherboard)
- Latest build: FreeNAS build: FreeNAS-11.1-U7
When I logged into the GUI, there was a system alert: Critical: <Timestamp> - The volume <VolumeName> state is UNKNOWN
And then below that an yellow alert saying I had used 81% of my storage space.
I sent the device through a reboot. And it took a long time for it to reboot.
During the reboot process, I noticed the following in the output...
Code:
Importing <a big long number> cannot import 'VolumeName' : no such pool or dataset Destroy and recreate the pool from a backup source cannot import 'VolumeName' : one or more devices is currectly unavailable Importing VolumeName cannot import 'VolumeName': one or more devices is currently unavailable cannot open 'VolumeName': no such pool
During the boot process, all four drives are showing up.
I have spent the last day searching this forum and on-line but do not have a clear picture of figuring out how to figure out what is broken and then fix it.
Thanks for your help.