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DVA1622 7.2 can't repair San Manager #331

Closed calimansi closed 1 year ago

calimansi commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug I created a USB boot disk for DVA1622 with the 7.2 firmware. From a blank hard drive, I install the OS. When the OS comes up, the San Manager is broken with the option to repair. I attempt to repair and it is still broken. Going into SSH, I can't find any real issues except that it can't startup.

I was running the latest version of 7.1.1 great and this San Manager issue came up when I upgraded to 7.2. I thought it was my end and tried re-creating my USB and formatting my hard drive in windows. I'm thinking I have to go back down to 7.1.1... we'll see though.

calimansi commented 1 year ago

I should note that everything else seems to work... even the new container manager. I just can't do any VM's because San Manager is required for that.

pocopico commented 1 year ago

Can you try the following ? At TCRP friend stop by pressing ctrl-c and execute prm And then boot.sh

calimansi commented 1 year ago

Tried the prm command... and it didn't help. The San Manager is still un-repairable.

calimansi commented 1 year ago

I downgraded to 7.1.1. San Manager works. Feels like 7.2 is still beta for DVA1622... I think this is a synology issue.

calimansi commented 1 year ago

7.1.1 also feels snappier than 7.2 for now. I'm sure synology needs to do some bug fixes.

pocopico commented 1 year ago

After running the following on a test system, i was able to repair the San Manager :

sudo -s modprobe iscsi_tcp modprobe iscsi_target_mod modprobe libiscsi modprobe libiscsi_tcp modprobe iscsi_target_mod modprobe target_core_mod

calimansi commented 1 year ago

Ok... I'll try to upgrade to 7.2

calimansi commented 1 year ago

Holy crap it worked!!! Genius you are.

calimansi commented 1 year ago

Survived a reboot too.

pocopico commented 1 year ago

Super then i can close the issue 👍