Looks as if it has, I would run update-initramfs -u but it's odd that mdadm conf has not changed to /dev/md127 but not an issue. The raid should now display under Raid Management, and check fstab again.
The raid is displayed under Raid Management and visible under File Systems, but still can't mount it.
The raid is displayed under Raid Management and visible under File Systems, but still can't mount it.
Try mount /dev/md127 /srv if that works you'll need to run the fstab command as in post 14
Try mount /dev/md127 if that works you'll need to run the fstab command as in post 14
mount /dev/md127 gives me = mount: /dev/md127: can't find in /etc/fstab.
gives me = mount: /dev/md127: can't find in /etc/fstab.
My error I missed an option in the command can you try that.
I see, I will try it when I get the time tomorrow night.
Thanks for all the help to this point 
more filesystems detected on /dev/md127
That's interesting didn't expect that, run wipefs -n /dev/sdb and wipefs -n /dev/sdc this will not wipe the drives it will give information of the filesystem/s
I've found an old thread with a similar problem so we'll have a look at another option wipefs --no-act /dev/md127
EDIT: The above would be the better option, as the zfs signatures appear to be the same on both drives, as to why they are there I can only speculate. This usually occurs if the drives have been re-used and not wiped using OMV, this is going to take a little of your time so if you get output from wipefs --no-act /dev/md127 the process is as follows;
Using the output from the above run;
wipefs --offset 0x3a38177f000 /dev/md127 this is an example only!!
wipefs --no-act /dev/md127 followed by
wipefs --offset 0x3a38177e000 /dev/md127
wipefs --no-act /dev/md127
wash, rinse, repeat until there are no zfs references left
"this is going to take a little of your time"
Sounds like I'm saving this for the weekend, or if I'm lucky enough to have enough time any of the coming evenings
I'll update as soon as I have any results.
Ok all the zfs references are gone, no errors/problems occurred
Thought it would be a more time consuming process than it was, almost a little disappointed that it went so fast 
Edit...
Logged in to the web interface and checked under file systems and now the raid is visible and I can mount it 
Apparently it has never been visible there because there's something else there that I thought was the raid from the beginning.
Something with swap as filesystem type?
Thought it would be a more time consuming process than it was, almost a little disappointed that it went so fast
Ok because it seems to be omv raid error week where are we up to?
Checked in under the RAID category in the forums and sees that it has been a busy week
Hopefully this is the end of my problems and that it is the beginning of the end of problems for everyone
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