I’ve tried unlocking it with openSeaChest_Security but I have no idea what the password is. Like I said I don’t remember ever encrypting the pool and the one drive isn’t locked so it’s almost like the power failure caused the two drives to lock on their own. I assume there is a default vendor password in place but I have no clue what it is or how to find it out. I’ve searched online and tried “Seagate” with 25 spaces or periods with no luck.
So I ran sedutil-cli –scan and none of the drives show up as having SED. I’m assuming that means TrueNAS didn’t encrypt them and this is a vendor lock triggered by the power failure. Would that be correct?
Edit: I’ll upload the openSeaChest_Security –ataSecurityInfo files below. sdb is the working drive, sbc and sbo are the ones I’m trying to unlock. If there is a way just to wipe them and reset the lock I’m good with that. I believe I have most of the data backed up other places.
openSeaChest-sdb.txt (990 Bytes)
openSeaChest-sdo.txt (989 Bytes)
openSeaChest-sdc.txt (988 Bytes)
I was eventually able to access the disk by secure erasing it with the hdparm command. Not idea but I have the data backed up other various places I just need to track it down and copy it back over. I could find no other way to unlock the disk.