Hi everyone,
it’s the first time I use TrueNAS and I have this problem.
Basically I created a pool with only one SSD disk called Playground. I only use this pool to contain virtual machines and I don’t need it to be duplicated in another SSD for safety.
The fact is that the pool works, but if I restart the server the pool becomes unusable. To solve it each time I have to click on the “Export/Disconnect” button and keep only Confirm Export ticked, then I do Import Pool and everything starts working again.
Can you tell me what I’m doing wrong?
I ran the disk checks and everything is in good health, I add that I have another pool made up of 3 hdds that do not encounter this problem.
TrueNAS Scale version: ElectricEel-24.10.0.2
bacon
November 18, 2024, 9:30pm
2
Has the SSD be used by another system that uses ZFS?
If so, you might have encountered this issue:
https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/NAS/issues/NAS-132414
You should give hardware details. Are all your disks directly attached by SATA to the motherboard? Wondering if this is a USB problem since you didn’t list.
It is attached via SATA to the motherboard
It was an SSD that was previously used as the primary SSD for a notebook and it contained Windows 10. I didn’t format it because I thought TrueNAS did that, do you think this could be the problem?
bacon
November 19, 2024, 7:20am
6
Windows uses NTFS, that shouldn’t be an issue. You might have a different issue than the one I was thinking of.
Can you post the output of the following shell commands:
sudo grep -i import /var/log/middlewared.log
sudo blkid
bacon:
sudo grep -i import /var/log/middlewared.log
[2024/11/19 09:40:56] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot():444 - Creating '/data/zfs' (if it doesnt already exist)
[2024/11/19 09:40:56] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot():451 - Creating '/data/zfs/zpool.cache' (if it doesnt already exist)
[2024/11/19 09:40:56] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot_impl():301 - Importing 'Atlas24' with guid: '16274244672647147715'
[2024/11/19 09:40:57] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot_impl():313 - Done importing 'Atlas24' with guid '16274244672647147715'
[2024/11/19 09:40:59] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot_impl():301 - Importing 'Playground' with guid: '13872113668859297037'
[2024/11/19 09:40:59] (ERROR) PoolService.import_on_boot_impl():304 - Failed to import 'Playground' with guid: '13872113668859297037' with error: "cannot import '13872113668859297037': no such pool available\n"
[2024/11/19 09:40:59] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot():479 - Calling pool.post_import
[2024/11/19 09:41:00] (DEBUG) PoolService.import_on_boot():481 - Finished calling pool.post_import
/dev/sdf1: LABEL="Atlas24" UUID="16274244672647147715" UUID_SUB="17959584022799965161" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTLABEL="data" PARTUUID="63d683a2-8537-4f04-a95d-e8421357c2a3"
/dev/nvme0n1p1: UUID_SUB="3912305205220024692" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTLABEL="data" PARTUUID="2965b230-3b0b-4fca-a8e6-6ef2a0a38cee"
/dev/sdd1: LABEL="Atlas24" UUID="16274244672647147715" UUID_SUB="4127816746491734963" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTLABEL="data" PARTUUID="5321db1f-318b-45f9-9433-c828654b06e6"
/dev/sde1: LABEL="Atlas24" UUID="16274244672647147715" UUID_SUB="2826184922222042215" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTLABEL="data" PARTUUID="4dc37a21-ead1-432d-a8c0-a0b7135339d0"
/dev/sdc2: LABEL_FATBOOT="EFI" LABEL="EFI" UUID="D1F9-5878" BLOCK_SIZE="512" TYPE="vfat" PARTUUID="da77cac9-7ffb-4133-8824-9f3e1e8d6744"
/dev/sdc3: LABEL="boot-pool" UUID="3044217680519236252" UUID_SUB="6080021228990201133" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTUUID="45b46821-583c-479d-96b7-a41ae28dd598"
/dev/sda2: LABEL_FATBOOT="EFI" LABEL="EFI" UUID="D1DE-0264" BLOCK_SIZE="512" TYPE="vfat" PARTUUID="aea4963c-a0e4-4f38-8a4b-b90266569b76"
/dev/sda3: LABEL="boot-pool" UUID="3044217680519236252" UUID_SUB="13813051174982159283" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="zfs_member" PARTUUID="8b90d29b-e404-4873-8931-e885e72b39ea"
/dev/sdc1: PARTUUID="21d129d7-5904-4954-9414-01498b88b5a0"
/dev/sda1: PARTUUID="890a5cc2-1a32-478b-9c56-483e3a58752a"
TrueNAS tried to import the pool but couldn’t find the disk.
[2024/11/19 08:27:45] (ERROR) PoolService.import_on_boot_impl():304 - Failed to import 'Playground' with guid: '13872113668859297037' with error: "cannot import '13872113668859297037': no such pool available\n"
In the output of blkid I don’t see the disk that has the label for the pool on any disk either.
Are you sure the disk is still plugged in? What does lsblk
say?
In the meantime I rebooted the server, I went to the bios and the disk is detected there too. Anyway the disk is sdb
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS
sda 8:0 0 119.2G 0 disk
├─sda1 8:1 0 1M 0 part
├─sda2 8:2 0 512M 0 part
└─sda3 8:3 0 118.7G 0 part
sdb 8:16 0 232.9G 0 disk
└─sdb1 8:17 0 232.9G 0 part
sdc 8:32 0 119.2G 0 disk
├─sdc1 8:33 0 1M 0 part
├─sdc2 8:34 0 512M 0 part
└─sdc3 8:35 0 118.7G 0 part
sdd 8:48 1 3.6T 0 disk
└─sdd1 8:49 1 3.6T 0 part
sde 8:64 1 3.6T 0 disk
└─sde1 8:65 1 3.6T 0 part
sdf 8:80 0 3.6T 0 disk
└─sdf1 8:81 0 3.6T 0 part
nvme0n1 259:0 0 465.8G 0 disk
└─nvme0n1p1 259:1 0 465.8G 0 part
I also updated the comments above, because the names had changed
bacon
November 19, 2024, 8:17am
10
Do I see it correctly that blkid
is not seeing the partition /dev/sdb1
?
That is the same symptom I had where blkid isn’t finding the ZFS partition.
I did end up destroying and recreating the pool.
Could you post the output of the following:
blkid --probe /dev/sdb
blkid --probe /dev/sdb1
(If the device name changed between reboots, please adjust accordingly).
root@ATLAS24[~]# blkid --probe /dev/sdb
/dev/sdb: PTUUID="3ca7476b-e674-4c03-ba1a-00600cb64076" PTTYPE="gpt"
root@ATLAS24[~]# blkid --probe /dev/sdb1
blkid: /dev/sdb1: ambivalent result (probably more filesystems on the device, use wipefs(8) to see more details)
bacon
November 19, 2024, 8:30am
12
Looks like blkid
might still be picking up signatures from the NTFS
file system. That is an issue, because zpool import
uses that tool for discovery.
Not really ideal behaviour. Maybe we TrueNAS
should wipe existing file system markers when adding a new disk.
This commands sounds super scary, but without options only displays the found file system marker (but make sure you have a backup):
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root@ATLAS24[~]# wipefs /dev/sdb1
DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL
sdb1 0x52 vfat 4C9F-932B
sdb1 0x0 vfat 4C9F-932B
sdb1 0x1fe vfat 4C9F-932B
sdb1 0x3f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x39000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x38000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x37000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x36000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x35000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x34000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x33000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x32000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x31000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x30000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x29000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x28000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x27000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x26000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x25000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x24000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x23000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x79000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x78000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x77000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x76000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x75000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x74000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x73000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x72000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x71000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x70000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x69000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x68000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x67000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x66000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x65000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x64000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x63000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x62000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x61000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x60000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bf000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389be000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bd000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bc000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bb000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ba000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b1000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b0000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389af000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ae000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ad000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ac000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ab000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389aa000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a1000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a0000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ff000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389fe000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389fd000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389fc000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389fb000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389fa000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f1000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389f0000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ef000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ee000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ed000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ec000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389eb000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ea000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e1000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389e0000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
Ok, so now I should remove vfat, right? Could you guide me on how to do it?
bacon
November 19, 2024, 8:58am
15
I know the command to do it, not sure if it’s going to damage the pool. Please have a backup.
This should be run before importing the pool (i.e. after rebooting). It will clear the vfat labels. It does do a backup in the /root
folder of any data it overwrites.
WARNING: Potentially Dangerous
sudo wipefs --backup --all -t vfat /dev/sdb1
Keep the output of that command in case anything goes wrong.
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root@ATLAS24[~]# sudo wipefs --backup --all -t vfat /dev/sdb1
/dev/sdb1: 8 bytes were erased at offset 0x00000052 (vfat): 46 41 54 33 32 20 20 20
/dev/sdb1: 1 byte was erased at offset 0x00000000 (vfat): eb
/dev/sdb1: 2 bytes were erased at offset 0x000001fe (vfat): 55 aa
Ok, now?
root@ATLAS24[~]# wipefs /dev/sdb1
DEVICE OFFSET TYPE UUID LABEL
sdb1 0x3f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x39000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x38000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x37000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x36000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x35000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x34000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x33000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x32000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x31000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x30000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x2a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x29000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x28000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x27000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x26000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x25000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x24000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x23000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x7a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x79000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x78000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x77000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x76000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x75000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x74000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x73000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x72000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x71000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x70000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6f000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6e000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6d000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6c000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6b000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x6a000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x69000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x68000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x67000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x66000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x65000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x64000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x63000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x62000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x61000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x60000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bf000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389be000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bd000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bc000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389bb000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ba000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b1000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389b0000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389af000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ae000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ad000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ac000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389ab000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389aa000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a9000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a8000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a7000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a6000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a5000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a4000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a3000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
sdb1 0x3a389a2000 zfs_member 13872113668859297037 Playground
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bacon
November 19, 2024, 9:06am
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Try importing it and we will see.
The large signature 46 41 54 33 32 20 20 20
is fine to erase, that’s literally the ASCII text "FAT32 ". I do not like the single and two bytes signature.
I was reading a guide and they did this as the last command?
sudo dd if=/root/wipefs-md0-0x00000438.bak of=/dev/md0 seek=$((0x00000438)) bs=1 conv=notrunc
Don’t I have to do it? Obviously changing the hex values
bacon
November 19, 2024, 9:11am
20
That command is if you want to restore the data that was wiped by wipefs. It’s only necessary if something went wrong.
That’s a dangerous command (anything involving dd
is dangerous). You’d also have to modify the output device (of
) and the offset before using it.
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