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  1. I eventually fixed my issue by upgrading to 7.2.1 ; as the system came back Storage Manager crashed one more time then a restart fixed it. Storage Manager was complaining about my volume missing data scrubbing, it may have been the reason why it was "unhealthy". Also when it booted it complained about the DB about disks couldn't identify the disks, so could have been another clue!
  2. So I tried to rebuilt the loader with only my working disks... When it came back DSM was only suggesting to be reinstalled. So I let it go, hoping it would fix my Storage Manager. It came back, I restored my settings, and when opening the Storage Manager... it's still hanging! Sounds like I will never see my Storage Manager again. EDIT: in the end I gave up on it and proceeded with the upgrade of the version to the latest and... tada! Storage Manager is now fixed.
  3. So I actually tried to boot with the latest loader by just keeping my disk 0 (SATA 1:0, meant to be that volume 1) without any disk. When I try to recover it I get the "No drives detected in DS3622xs+". I feel like this is the source of all my issues. Does anyone know how to solve? In Junior UI I can see from dmesg: and I am just no sure a re-install would work.
  4. I suppose I could boot with only the "broken" disk (volume1 not mounting), reinstall and add back volume2?
  5. I am still unable to find how to fix my Storage Manager. I can't seem to find anyone in the same situation as me. I strongly suspect it's because my volume1 doesn't mount anymore. So, not the right forum but I know we have experienced people here, do you know how to either force a remount of volume1 or even completely destroy it? At that stage I don't care about the data I had on it really.
  6. I tried it and it definitely fixed the SAN Manager package. Thanks! Nevertheless, my Storage Manager still doesn't start.
  7. Hi all, I haven't managed to progress much with the above. My Storage Manager package still refuses to load. Any suggestions on how to fix it?
  8. Hi all, I did an upgrade to 7.2-64570 Update 3(hosted on ESXI as a DS3622xs) and upon recovery my Storage Manager doesn't start. I am using TCRP (( M-Shell )). I suspect it's to do with the fact my volume1 doesn't load because the associated disk doesn't work (for some reason, I can't see why because no Storage Manager). Obviously restarting doesn't help. Any idea all?
  9. Looks like the above is a red herring - I fixed it anyway. I am trying to understand why storage manager doesn't look happy: Does that "Invalid serial number" ring a bell?
  10. I actually noticed a lot of errors in my syslog like Then check that folder So that's pointing to a dead path, because my volume1 is not loading (for whatever reason). I wonder if it's preventing the Storage Manager to start.
  11. Gotcha, do I do that by interrupting the boot like it suggests on: Or I even press J? Won't it start trying to reinstall DSM?
  12. Yeah that's a nice way of doing it - I did have a go when I wanted to free my / mount. I can't see a lot jumping out of the ordinary. See attached in case anything catches your eye. du.txt
  13. Hm good catch. I will try googling around that. Regarding the storage here is my df: So nothing obvious here.
  14. Adding a log from dmesg, there is a lot about sata stuff. Can you see anything you are familiar with? dmesg.log
  15. Right so initially I had removed the disk not showing up anymore and put it back in ESXI. It allowed me to see which one it is in /dev: So it's sdae. I scanned them all through smartctl and they all return So somehow it's not bothered here.
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