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gopterman
May 08, 2013Aspirant
Is my Duo v1 dead?
I have a ReadyNAS Duo v1 with twin 1TB drives that has served me well until recently. After a number of power cuts that affected the area where I live, I now have a NAS that won't boot properly. ...
gopterman
May 09, 2013Aspirant
Many thanks to both of you for replying.
StephenB, I will try your suggestion over the weekend if I get a chance - I'd like to secure another backup before blowing up what at the moment is my only good copy with all the files in 1 place. I do have everything secure, but it would take a bit of effort to put it all back together.
mdgm, as your suggestions only take a few seconds to run, here is what I found;
# sh /bin/start_raid.sh
# echo $?
0
#
# cat /proc/xraid/configuration
VERSION/ID::superblock=(0.1.0),ID=0e2087bf.00000000.00000000.00000000,create_time=516c67a8
RAID_INFO::disks_total=2,raid_disks=2,parity_disk=1,disks_online=1,disks_working=1,disks_failed=1,spare_disk=0,base_disk=0,size=1953108616,update_time=00000000,state=0,luns=2,extcmd=1,expandable_bitmap=0x0,lsize=1953108614,drive_present=0x3
LOGICAL_DRIVE:0:begin_sector=2,sectors=4096000,raid_level=1,status=not_redundant,initialized=0,dmap=2
LOGICAL_DRIVE:1:begin_sector=4096002,sectors=1949012614,raid_level=1,status=not_redundant,initialized=0,dmap=2
PHYSICAL_DRIVE:0:number=0,device=hdc,major=22,minor=0,raid_id=0,state=faulty,present=1,size=1953108616,r_model=ST31000528AS,r_size=1953108616,r_fw=CC38
PHYSICAL_DRIVE:1:number=1,device=hde,major=33,minor=0,raid_id=1,state=online,present=1,size=1953108616,r_model=ST31000528AS,r_size=1953108616,r_fw=CC38
RUN_PARAMETERS::raid_running=1,last_word=ok,interface_start_at=1,fake=0
RAID_REBUILD::sync=0,logical=0,parity=0,sectors=0,total=4294967295,source=2,total_drives=1,auto_sync=1
RAID_P_CHECK::chck=0,current_lun=0,total_luns=2,raid_level=0,err=0,current_sector=0,total_sectors=0,report_err=1
RAID_P_INIT::initialized_bitmap=0x2,initialize_error_bitmap=0x0,initializing_bitmap=0x0,current_sector=0,total_sector=0
#
Now if I read that correctly, it's saying I have 2 drives (both "present"), 1 of which is faulty? Physical drive 0 (can I assume disk 1) is the faulty one? If this is correct - it doesn't make sense - disk 1 is the one I can read the files from through Ubuntu.
My need to check disk 2 and copy everything to it outside of the Duo just increased!!
StephenB, I will try your suggestion over the weekend if I get a chance - I'd like to secure another backup before blowing up what at the moment is my only good copy with all the files in 1 place. I do have everything secure, but it would take a bit of effort to put it all back together.
mdgm, as your suggestions only take a few seconds to run, here is what I found;
# sh /bin/start_raid.sh
# echo $?
0
#
# cat /proc/xraid/configuration
VERSION/ID::superblock=(0.1.0),ID=0e2087bf.00000000.00000000.00000000,create_time=516c67a8
RAID_INFO::disks_total=2,raid_disks=2,parity_disk=1,disks_online=1,disks_working=1,disks_failed=1,spare_disk=0,base_disk=0,size=1953108616,update_time=00000000,state=0,luns=2,extcmd=1,expandable_bitmap=0x0,lsize=1953108614,drive_present=0x3
LOGICAL_DRIVE:0:begin_sector=2,sectors=4096000,raid_level=1,status=not_redundant,initialized=0,dmap=2
LOGICAL_DRIVE:1:begin_sector=4096002,sectors=1949012614,raid_level=1,status=not_redundant,initialized=0,dmap=2
PHYSICAL_DRIVE:0:number=0,device=hdc,major=22,minor=0,raid_id=0,state=faulty,present=1,size=1953108616,r_model=ST31000528AS,r_size=1953108616,r_fw=CC38
PHYSICAL_DRIVE:1:number=1,device=hde,major=33,minor=0,raid_id=1,state=online,present=1,size=1953108616,r_model=ST31000528AS,r_size=1953108616,r_fw=CC38
RUN_PARAMETERS::raid_running=1,last_word=ok,interface_start_at=1,fake=0
RAID_REBUILD::sync=0,logical=0,parity=0,sectors=0,total=4294967295,source=2,total_drives=1,auto_sync=1
RAID_P_CHECK::chck=0,current_lun=0,total_luns=2,raid_level=0,err=0,current_sector=0,total_sectors=0,report_err=1
RAID_P_INIT::initialized_bitmap=0x2,initialize_error_bitmap=0x0,initializing_bitmap=0x0,current_sector=0,total_sector=0
#
Now if I read that correctly, it's saying I have 2 drives (both "present"), 1 of which is faulty? Physical drive 0 (can I assume disk 1) is the faulty one? If this is correct - it doesn't make sense - disk 1 is the one I can read the files from through Ubuntu.
My need to check disk 2 and copy everything to it outside of the Duo just increased!!
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