Help, my device suddenly restored to factory settings, but I didn't find any related issues in my logs
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The incident occurred at about 4:07 pm, but I could not find any system-related information in the logs. Most of the errors were about interfaces and DHCP. -
Jul 10 08:27:50 kernel WARNING: / was not properly dismounted
Jul 10 08:27:50 kernel WARNING: /: mount pending error: blocks 128 files 1Go clean your drive ^^
Drive is going bad,
or some ripped out the power, not doing a clean shutdown,
or .....anyway, its chkdsk time.
How to Run a pfSense Software File System Check (5/2020) -
You need the logs from before it rebooted. That just shows the last 500 entries and they all appear to be after that, allowing for the timezone update.
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@stephenw10 said in Help, my device suddenly restored to factory settings, but I didn't find any related issues in my logs:
You need the logs from before it rebooted. That just shows the last 500 entries and they all appear to be after that, allowing for the timezone update.
brother, this log is a system log, containing all the content of the day. Although I can't see anything
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@Gertjan Thanks, I'll definitely try that
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The txt file is copy/pasted from the logs page and it's still set to the default 500 entries which isn't enough. You can set that to display up to 2000 entries. If that's not enough you can see the full log in /var/log.
