xenserver error fsck
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 Yeah I would definitely try... - booting from your cloned USB
- reinstalling XS and recreating your VMs by hand as Dash has suggested
- doing a restore
 In that order. I played with XS a lot moving the boot drive and stuff and it was pretty resilient. 
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 How do I get the disk UUIDs for the Vm's? 
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 @DustinB3403 
 xe vm-list
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 xe vdi-listfor disks
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 @momurda said in xenserver error fsck: @DustinB3403 
 xe vm-list
 or
 xe vdi-listfor disksI wonder if that will work for him? Seems like anything the host has to do fails... 
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 If those wont work in cli, you still can use XC to get this info. Or XO i imagine has this info listed on its web interface. 
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 we're probably going to migrate everything over (but guess when.... next flipping weekend...) 
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 Is there a way to use xe vdi-list against specific VM's so I can see it all? 
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 @DustinB3403 WTF... that makes mo sense. Why wait?! 
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 @Danp said in xenserver error fsck: @DustinB3403 WTF... that makes mo sense. Why wait?! please stop asking question..... hurting my brain. 
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 @momurda said in xenserver error fsck: If those wont work in cli, you still can use XC to get this info. Or XO i imagine has this info listed on its web interface. In XC, click the VDI, and then STORAGE (on the menu) and COPY UUID TO CLIPBOARD. 
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 Gives a list of all SRs and their contained VDIs. 
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 im just not seeing it 
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 Does it work from XC? If not, I don't think you are going to be able to get it. 
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 from within XC I'm not seeing UUID's on the drives them selves. 
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 is this the kind of thing I'm looking for? uuid ( RO) : 6e599b8b-6894-4f56-b4e7-2aa8a79e463c 
 name-label ( RW): Tom Training
 name-description ( RW):
 sr-uuid ( RO): ab4b21fd-1157-d4ca-cd4d-78cb4affee2a
 virtual-size ( RO): 107374182400
 sharable ( RO): false
 read-only ( RO): false@Dashrender what steps did you go through to restore, can you send me what you had to follow directly? 
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 @DustinB3403 said in xenserver error fsck: we're probably going to migrate everything over (but guess when.... next flipping weekend...) Chances are it won't live that long if you're having these issues already. 
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 @Dashrender That's what I was thinking as well. 
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 These links should help you with backing up metadata and restoring. Citrix XenServer  7.0 Administrator's Guide 7.0 Administrator's Guide
 http://docs.citrix.com/content/dam/docs/en-us/xenserver/xenserver-7-0/downloads/xenserver-7-0-administrators-guide.pdfHow to Back Up Virtual Machine Metadata to a USB Device 
 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX121282How to Reinstall a XenServer Host and Preserve Virtual Machines on the Local Storage 
 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX136342
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 @black3dynamite Thank you. The second link I've tried to follow through the steps and because the system is stuck in a read-only state (yet the vm's are operational) I need to manually export the metadata. @Dashrender does this look correct?  
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 @DustinB3403 Is it only read-only on the USB where XenServer is installed on? Maybe you can backup metadata to your EXT SR where your VMs are at. 





