dreaded uuid error 8

  • hi all, my omv has been running for about 7 months no issue's.


    now i have the dreaded uuid error 8.


    i have been reading it it looks like the uuid has been changed o.


    i'm running omv 4.3.


    here's my fstab info, the uuid UUID=fa66dbbc-f8b9-45e9-b2d9-46a9f3a57af0 is the one where the error shows up. plus it's not lited when i run blkid, so this lead me to belive i needed to change a uuid.



    any help would be most appreciated, i'm willing to try something as i'm aware i might need to reinstall omv. problem is i have so many plugging setup and setting this back up will be a pain.

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    What is uuid error 8? Post the output of:


    blkid
    mount

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  • uuid error 8 is the abreviated error of omv when it starts, the end reult is my omv is missing a drive.


    here's the output of blkid


    Code
    root@Media-Server:~# blkid
    /dev/sda1: UUID="ef9172f2-b0ed-4bf8-9da2-82b649f6d917" TYPE="ext4"
    /dev/sda5: UUID="8b7e2750-e931-47ae-86ae-7483e9720bd5" TYPE="swap"
    /dev/sdc1: LABEL="MMA" UUID="51469b85-38f9-45d9-841b-6ec2e018e23c" TYPE="xfs"
    /dev/sdb1: LABEL="Backups" UUID="39d40c6d-97fc-489f-830c-0fd72a4160f7" TYPE="xfs"
    root@Media-Server:~#


    thanks for the reply.

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    I don't think the uuid changed. I think the drive is having problems. Any errors in /var/log/messages? Post the output of:


    fdisk -l

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  • output of fdisk -1


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    I would say there is something wrong with the drive to not show up in fdisk, blkid, and not mount.

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    OMV has the information for it saved but can't mount it. I would try plugging it into different ports and use different cables. Does it show in the Physical Disks tab?

    omv 7.0.5-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.8 proxmox kernel

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    I'm guessing it shows up as /dev/sdd? If so, what is the output of:


    dmesg | grep sdd

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  • output of dmesg | grep sdd


    Code
    root@Media-Server:~# dmesg | grep sdd
    [   70.378827] XFS mounting filesystem sdd1
    [   70.637518] Ending clean XFS mount for filesystem: sdd1
    root@Media-Server:~#


    how can i load the /var/log/mesaages, i always get access denied.
    i tried cat /var/log/messages and it just scrolls forever.

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    cat /var/log/messages | more

    omv 7.0.5-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.8 proxmox kernel

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    It shouldn't mattet since the operating system is the same. But, if you are using 3rd party plugins, you might want to use 0.4 for now.

    omv 7.0.5-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.8 proxmox kernel

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  • wow never have i had issue's like this. i cant install omv. keeps freezing. tried two cd's. and tried 3 times from a usb drive re-created it 3 times. ubuntu installs fine from another usb.
    so computer is ok. i'm trying to install omv .4
    can't believe i have wasted an entire saturday on this, and still no further ahead.

  • ok installed and running new.
    looks like my seagate 3tb drive is bad.


    shows in windows as a 870gb drive unformatted.


    shows as an unformatted 870gb drive in ubuntu live as well.


    if anyone has some ideas on how to recover my data i'm all ears.


    thanks

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