Proxmox recovery filesystem

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iLhay

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Hello,

My Proxmox server are failures and I try to fsck partition on below

- /dev/pve/root
- /dev/pve/swap

all partitions above are fine for repair filesystem.

but, I still have a problem with /dev/pve/data

I try to fsck for /dev/pve/data and it's still has errors...

any ideas for me?

p.s. Sorry in my English.
p.s.2 filesystem for every partition is ext3

Thank You so much.
 
Hi,
pve-data is also an logical volume in the volume group pve.
Sound's that the underlaying harddisk (the physical volume (pv)) has trouble.

Any infos about this in the logfile (syslog) or with smartmontools?

Look with
Code: 
pvs
smartctl --all /dev/sdX    # see output from pvs
Udo

PS: to install smartmontools use "apt-get install smartmontools"
 
udo said:
Hi,
pve-data is also an logical volume in the volume group pve.
Sound's that the underlaying harddisk (the physical volume (pv)) has trouble.

Any infos about this in the logfile (syslog) or with smartmontools?

Look with
Code: 
pvs
smartctl --all /dev/sdX    # see output from pvs
Udo

PS: to install smartmontools use "apt-get install smartmontools"
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Dear Udo,

Thank for you suggestion, this server I use HP Smart Array P410 then when I use command "pvs" output is Virtual drive of Raid Array.

I cannot use command smartctl because this server I do not install before and now this server still in rescue mode.

Any ideas?

p.s. Sorry in my English.

Thanks
 
iLhay said:
Dear Udo,

Thank for you suggestion, this server I use HP Smart Array P410 then when I use command "pvs" output is Virtual drive of Raid Array.

I cannot use command smartctl because this server I do not install before and now this server still in rescue mode.

Any ideas?

p.s. Sorry in my English.

Thanks
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Hi,
ok, you have an underlaying raid - does the raidcontroller say that anything is healthy?

Normaly you got only errors, which are not recoverable with fsck, on a filesystem due hardware issues (disk/controller/...)

What is the output of (echo must follow directly after fsck)
Code: 
fsck -fp /dev/pve/data
echo $?
Udo
 
udo said:
Hi,
ok, you have an underlaying raid - does the raidcontroller say that anything is healthy?

Normaly you got only errors, which are not recoverable with fsck, on a filesystem due hardware issues (disk/controller/...)

What is the output of (echo must follow directly after fsck)
Code: 
fsck -fp /dev/pve/data
echo $?
Udo
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Dear Udo,

I check on raid card controller everything are healthy.

output from this command

fsck -fp /dev/pve/data
echo $?
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is 4
 
ater I run fsck -yv /dev/pve/data

I got output like this

KjlhSD8.png


Thanks
 
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