Mounting synology disks in ubuntu
I have some files on synology disk that I would like to recover with extundelete.
I have mounted the raid1 setup. So on the disk is two raid storages (md2 and md3) and they are connected to one with lvm. I try to get the lvm going. I think it doesn't like the md2p1. I tried to mount md2p1, but it doesn't mount, so I thnik it's some garbage. How could I make that work that LVM would find the other device?
sudo lsblk -o name,uuid,mountpoint
NAME UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 bb4b1f59-9349-4e59-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda2 291dec99-01d5-7031-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda5 46288321-39d3-353d-7014-c3a9333d1c33
│ └─md2 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2
│ └─md2p1 8da77aa4-43ff-4cd1-81f0-f311284e0b04
└─sda6 a7ff03a3-29c2-a100-ecdd-c31c151ca783
└─md3 Eu0fsK-Cu1W-3PCw-ZEV6-80fL-05rf-H0qlcE
sdb
├─sdb1 e29faa0c-a7b4-4851-a17d-75c20238edc2 /
├─sdb2 ce06f4bb-5f73-423b-9794-b94a1e47d4f8
└─sdb3 6089A7F658D702D4
sdc
└─sdc1 09d3c590-3a6a-4436-8718-7c14ab0e282b
sudo lvs
Couldn't find device with uuid 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2.
LV VG Attr LSize Pool Origin Data% Move Log Copy% Convert
lv vg1000 -wi-----p 2,72t
ubuntu mount lvm
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I have some files on synology disk that I would like to recover with extundelete.
I have mounted the raid1 setup. So on the disk is two raid storages (md2 and md3) and they are connected to one with lvm. I try to get the lvm going. I think it doesn't like the md2p1. I tried to mount md2p1, but it doesn't mount, so I thnik it's some garbage. How could I make that work that LVM would find the other device?
sudo lsblk -o name,uuid,mountpoint
NAME UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 bb4b1f59-9349-4e59-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda2 291dec99-01d5-7031-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda5 46288321-39d3-353d-7014-c3a9333d1c33
│ └─md2 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2
│ └─md2p1 8da77aa4-43ff-4cd1-81f0-f311284e0b04
└─sda6 a7ff03a3-29c2-a100-ecdd-c31c151ca783
└─md3 Eu0fsK-Cu1W-3PCw-ZEV6-80fL-05rf-H0qlcE
sdb
├─sdb1 e29faa0c-a7b4-4851-a17d-75c20238edc2 /
├─sdb2 ce06f4bb-5f73-423b-9794-b94a1e47d4f8
└─sdb3 6089A7F658D702D4
sdc
└─sdc1 09d3c590-3a6a-4436-8718-7c14ab0e282b
sudo lvs
Couldn't find device with uuid 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2.
LV VG Attr LSize Pool Origin Data% Move Log Copy% Convert
lv vg1000 -wi-----p 2,72t
ubuntu mount lvm
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I have some files on synology disk that I would like to recover with extundelete.
I have mounted the raid1 setup. So on the disk is two raid storages (md2 and md3) and they are connected to one with lvm. I try to get the lvm going. I think it doesn't like the md2p1. I tried to mount md2p1, but it doesn't mount, so I thnik it's some garbage. How could I make that work that LVM would find the other device?
sudo lsblk -o name,uuid,mountpoint
NAME UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 bb4b1f59-9349-4e59-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda2 291dec99-01d5-7031-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda5 46288321-39d3-353d-7014-c3a9333d1c33
│ └─md2 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2
│ └─md2p1 8da77aa4-43ff-4cd1-81f0-f311284e0b04
└─sda6 a7ff03a3-29c2-a100-ecdd-c31c151ca783
└─md3 Eu0fsK-Cu1W-3PCw-ZEV6-80fL-05rf-H0qlcE
sdb
├─sdb1 e29faa0c-a7b4-4851-a17d-75c20238edc2 /
├─sdb2 ce06f4bb-5f73-423b-9794-b94a1e47d4f8
└─sdb3 6089A7F658D702D4
sdc
└─sdc1 09d3c590-3a6a-4436-8718-7c14ab0e282b
sudo lvs
Couldn't find device with uuid 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2.
LV VG Attr LSize Pool Origin Data% Move Log Copy% Convert
lv vg1000 -wi-----p 2,72t
ubuntu mount lvm
asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
KaarelKaarel
62
I have some files on synology disk that I would like to recover with extundelete.
I have mounted the raid1 setup. So on the disk is two raid storages (md2 and md3) and they are connected to one with lvm. I try to get the lvm going. I think it doesn't like the md2p1. I tried to mount md2p1, but it doesn't mount, so I thnik it's some garbage. How could I make that work that LVM would find the other device?
sudo lsblk -o name,uuid,mountpoint
NAME UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 bb4b1f59-9349-4e59-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda2 291dec99-01d5-7031-cced-5de7ca715931
├─sda5 46288321-39d3-353d-7014-c3a9333d1c33
│ └─md2 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2
│ └─md2p1 8da77aa4-43ff-4cd1-81f0-f311284e0b04
└─sda6 a7ff03a3-29c2-a100-ecdd-c31c151ca783
└─md3 Eu0fsK-Cu1W-3PCw-ZEV6-80fL-05rf-H0qlcE
sdb
├─sdb1 e29faa0c-a7b4-4851-a17d-75c20238edc2 /
├─sdb2 ce06f4bb-5f73-423b-9794-b94a1e47d4f8
└─sdb3 6089A7F658D702D4
sdc
└─sdc1 09d3c590-3a6a-4436-8718-7c14ab0e282b
sudo lvs
Couldn't find device with uuid 8s9LfU-Egt2-sbtJ-1zkH-ewqb-LjRT-xZ2RC2.
LV VG Attr LSize Pool Origin Data% Move Log Copy% Convert
lv vg1000 -wi-----p 2,72t
ubuntu mount lvm
ubuntu mount lvm
asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
KaarelKaarel
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asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
KaarelKaarel
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asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
KaarelKaarel
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asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
KaarelKaarel
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asked Dec 1 '14 at 9:05
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I was once confronted by this problem, and what I've done is cross-compiled extundelete and installed it on the synology.
Another way may be to use kpartx so your system will recognize the correct device name.
I remember synology used to assemble RAID parts using mdadm, not LVM directly (it may have changed since). If you use LVM directly and modify the filesystem, you may have to reconstruct the RAID.
edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
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I was once confronted by this problem, and what I've done is cross-compiled extundelete and installed it on the synology.
Another way may be to use kpartx so your system will recognize the correct device name.
I remember synology used to assemble RAID parts using mdadm, not LVM directly (it may have changed since). If you use LVM directly and modify the filesystem, you may have to reconstruct the RAID.
edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
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answered Aug 31 '16 at 19:43
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I was once confronted by this problem, and what I've done is cross-compiled extundelete and installed it on the synology.
Another way may be to use kpartx so your system will recognize the correct device name.
I remember synology used to assemble RAID parts using mdadm, not LVM directly (it may have changed since). If you use LVM directly and modify the filesystem, you may have to reconstruct the RAID.
edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
depquid
2,79011331
answered Aug 31 '16 at 19:43
dominixdominix
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I was once confronted by this problem, and what I've done is cross-compiled extundelete and installed it on the synology.
Another way may be to use kpartx so your system will recognize the correct device name.
I remember synology used to assemble RAID parts using mdadm, not LVM directly (it may have changed since). If you use LVM directly and modify the filesystem, you may have to reconstruct the RAID.
edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
depquid
2,79011331
answered Aug 31 '16 at 19:43
dominixdominix
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I was once confronted by this problem, and what I've done is cross-compiled extundelete and installed it on the synology.
Another way may be to use kpartx so your system will recognize the correct device name.
I remember synology used to assemble RAID parts using mdadm, not LVM directly (it may have changed since). If you use LVM directly and modify the filesystem, you may have to reconstruct the RAID.
edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
depquid
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answered Aug 31 '16 at 19:43
dominixdominix
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edited Aug 31 '16 at 20:11
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