Mount raid volume command line
as mount specified, something wrong with the FS(file system).
Try this: (It'll format the drive with ext4 format)
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdd
If format successes then try these mounting steps again
mkdir /media/3TBRaid // And then the mount command sudo mount /dev/sdd/ /media/3TBRaid
hope it helps .!!
EDITED:
instead of this(): follow this link
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Shannon
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Shannon over 1 year
I have a 3TB raid, which was made originally with OPEN MEDIA VAULT, a media server. I have recently uninstalled OPEN MEDIA VAULT from the server and installed ubuntu 13.10.
The only problem I'm having is that I can't mount the raid disks and I DON"T want to lose the data at all, it's all my vital information.
Here's what I've tried:
mkdir /media/3TBRaid // And then the mount command sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdd/ /media/3TBRaid
This returns
'Mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdd, missing codepage or helper program, or other error. In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so'
I'm fairly new to LINUX in general, so please don't yell at me :)
The two drives, that I actually want to mount as one are device:
1: /dev/sdd 2. /dev/sdc
The type of both of these drives are
'linux_raid_member'
Could someone please help me on how to correctly mount the two drives as one without loosing my data?
Thankyou!
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Shannon over 10 yearswouldn't that get rid of my data though? I can't stress enough that I don't want to loose this data :(
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user7581305 over 10 yearsyes, that would be a problem... are you sure that it's a ext4 drive ...!!
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Shannon over 10 yearson all my other drives, the type is ext4, but on the two mentioned above, they both say type='linux_raid_member'
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user7581305 over 10 yearsbut the mount command was for mounting a ext4 FS(drive). i found this article link
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Shannon over 10 yearsIt's saying
fsck.linux_raid_member: not found
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Shannon over 10 yearsYes as I mentioned I don't know Linux that well
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mx7 over 10 years@Shannon ,
fsck -y /dev/sdd
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Shannon over 10 yearsI did that already, What I posted in my comment is what that comment returned
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Shannon over 10 yearsI managed to get it mounted using the post that you sent, although I believe I now have to get all the data off the drives, then reformat them? Is that correct or is there a way of fixing this do you think? I have edited my post with the output of that command
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user7581305 over 10 yearsthat would be a better option :) and make some backUP of your vital data, i mean if it's important,it needs a backUP. and nice everything worked fine for you ...:)