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Hi, I have a pool (F:/) which contains a second pool that's mounted to a path on C:/

I started a transfer to the pool and my server rebooted on its own. When it came back the pool for F:/ is gone but the inside pool which is path mounted still exists.
I can see a non initialized disk in disk management which must be it. I tried a reboot and tried to enable automount but still doesn't work.

Logs do not show any errors except before at the transfer that there was no space on the pool for the files I was placing even tho I was placing 8TB with 15TB free.

please help, this will be way too time consuming to move files somewhere else.

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ok will try thanks for fast reply.

also here is service log, reboot happened at about 0:04:00

0:03:46.1: Warning: 0 : [FileDuplication] Cannot find any suitable pool part destinations to duplicate \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolume21\System Volume Information\ClientRecoveryPasswordRotation. (no more pool parts, or no more unique disks)
0:03:46.1: Information: 0 : [FsControl] Set overall pool mode: PoolModeNoReportIncomplete (lastKey=FileDuplication, pool=5a48cb18-32c1-4703-82dc-3b6a594d5278)
0:08:23.9: Information: 0 : [Rebalance] Setting Background I/O priority
0:08:23.9: Information: 0 : [Rebalance] Cannot balance. Immediate re-balance throttled.

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uninstalled beta and reinstalled 2.2.4.1162, nothing changed

pool F:\ still missing, path mounted pool still ok and still no longer thinks it is part of another pool.
in non-pooled i see COVECUBECoveFsDisk___ and in disk manager I see that disk non-initialized and i can't do anything with it because it's write protected. 

Logs look like it's normal and not trying to mount but I might be looking in the wrong place maybe? I'm looking in service log and put what ever is covefs to verbose or looked similar. 




 

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I would be ok with RDP, should we move this conversation to another platform like facebook ?
Your help would be much appreciated as my next step was going to be installing freenas tonight which i REALLY dont want to do... 

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