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I have a zfs pool I made an error with and screwed up, I had just rebuilt my local server and when I when to move the running machine the SATA power cable moved enough to disconnect two of the three disks that contain my ZFS pool. This obvioulsy caused a ton of errors, but thankfully the array was not very active at the time.
Once the physical issue was fixed, one disk was reading as requring a resilver, and the array was in the degraded state, but working. A scrub reported some file errors in logs, no big deal there, but it also reported an error with one of the pools in the form of: datapool/pool<0:0>
This pool had a ton of errors, but found the most recent snapshot was intact, so I reverted to it which corrected things. I also performed a resilver to add back the extra disk and then another scrub which now states the pool is in the ONLINE state... but with one error:
errors: Permanent errors have been detected in the following files:
<0xffffffffffffffff>:<0x0>
I do not have enough storage to backup the data to recreate the pool, nor can I afford to buy additional disks at current. This seems related to #3094, but since it was caused by a faulty connector I am not sure if any of it applies.
I have a zfs pool I made an error with and screwed up, I had just rebuilt my local server and when I when to move the running machine the SATA power cable moved enough to disconnect two of the three disks that contain my ZFS pool. This obvioulsy caused a ton of errors, but thankfully the array was not very active at the time.
Once the physical issue was fixed, one disk was reading as requring a resilver, and the array was in the degraded state, but working. A scrub reported some file errors in logs, no big deal there, but it also reported an error with one of the pools in the form of: datapool/pool<0:0>
This pool had a ton of errors, but found the most recent snapshot was intact, so I reverted to it which corrected things. I also performed a resilver to add back the extra disk and then another scrub which now states the pool is in the ONLINE state... but with one error:
I do not have enough storage to backup the data to recreate the pool, nor can I afford to buy additional disks at current. This seems related to #3094, but since it was caused by a faulty connector I am not sure if any of it applies.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the output of zdb -mc:
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