After the 24.10.0.1 update, my storage pool disappears. All the standard zpool commands show that it is gone. But if I run: zpool import -a -d /dev/disk/by-id it becomes accessible. But after I do that, I still can’t mount it. I get read-only filesystem error. So I did a clean reinstall of Tr…

[image] buttersh: Is this a known issue with 24.10.0.1 Yes. [image] [Read Notice] TrueNAS SCALE 24.10.0.1 and 24.04.2.4 are Now Available! Announcements Important Notice: In fixing the one SMB issue, we may have exposed another. If you are a heavy SMB us…

[image] Fleshmauler: [image] buttersh: Is this a known issue with 24.10.0.1 Yes. I don’t see what the OP’s trouble with exported (?) pools has to do with the SMB issue reported in 24.10.0.1. Can you elaborate?

Maybe I jumped the gun; but considering he mentioned it happened when SMB is started I’m assuming there is correlation; some folks mentioning full out server hangs into insta-reboots - so I’m guessing that pools being dropped is more of the same flavour. [image] buttersh: But when I boot 24.10.…

It happens, I suspect the OP’s issues stem from a different cause. There have been a few reports of pools being left exported at boot but I am not experienced enough to say why that might be. Perhaps something in the boot log can provide a hint?

I think it’s different as well. I’m also not entirely sure that stating Samba is related, but i have rebooted it before starting Samba and it did not happen, but the last time it happened, I had just started Samba before rebooting. But I also made a user, changed the IP, etc., so I can’t be entire…

I guess easiest way to find out is to try the latest: [image] TrueNAS SCALE 24.10.0.2 and 24.04.2.5 are Now Available! Announcements We are pleased to release TrueNAS SCALE 24.10.0.2 and 24.04.2.5! These releases address a high-impact issue discovered with SMB…

Yep, I’ll give it a try tomorrow and report back. This did remind me of another detail. In one instance with 24.10.0.1, I turned the Samba server on, went and did something else and when I came back, it was off. So I have some hope that this will fix it.

Ok, gave it a try. It’s broken the same with 24.10.0.2 as with 24.10.0.1. BUT if I reinstall clean with 24.10.0.2, I can just import the pool and everything works. Si it appears to be a problem with the upgrade process.

Holy sh. I solved it. Posting the cause for posterity. TLDR: It had nothing to do with TrueNAS. I was installing Kubuntu unto a different machine and I got an error message I had never seen with the installer saying that it couldn’t find a writable something on the filesystem. And of course, I…

24.10.0.1 Update Disappears My Storage Pool

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Fleshmauler November 9, 2024, 2:27am 7

I guess easiest way to find out is to try the latest:

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24.10.0.1 Update Disappears My Storage Pool

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