Good morning.
I'm having quite a big problem.
One of my HDDs in a 2 bay mirrored raid finally died tonight.
My refurbished HDD made some noise for quite a while, but I felt kind of safe since I've had this issue with another refurbished HDD already and the "non refurbished" HDD took over just fine.
Not this time
I've removed now the HDD and with the removal the zfs pool seems to be gone.
When I type zpool status, I get "no pools available".
Is there any way to recover the zfs pool? I suppose the data is still on my working HDD.
If I can't recover the zfs pool, would there be any way to recover my data at least partly?
Thank you for any help!
André
PS: I will never ever buy a refurbished HDD anymore... 2 Failures in 3 years... My non refurbished HDD (same model - Seagate IronWolf Pro) is running with no issues for the past 8 years...
I'm having quite a big problem.
One of my HDDs in a 2 bay mirrored raid finally died tonight.
My refurbished HDD made some noise for quite a while, but I felt kind of safe since I've had this issue with another refurbished HDD already and the "non refurbished" HDD took over just fine.
Not this time

I've removed now the HDD and with the removal the zfs pool seems to be gone.
When I type zpool status, I get "no pools available".
Is there any way to recover the zfs pool? I suppose the data is still on my working HDD.
If I can't recover the zfs pool, would there be any way to recover my data at least partly?
Thank you for any help!
André
PS: I will never ever buy a refurbished HDD anymore... 2 Failures in 3 years... My non refurbished HDD (same model - Seagate IronWolf Pro) is running with no issues for the past 8 years...