Fix Minio Mount Disk Startup Failure
There are several possible solutions if Minio mount disk fails to start.
- Check the permission settings of the mounted directory: Make sure that the permission settings of the mounted directory are correct, and that the Minio process has sufficient permissions to read and write to that directory.
- Check the integrity of the file system: Use a file system checking tool (such as fsck) to examine if there are any issues with the file system where the mounted directory is located, and repair them if necessary.
- Check the availability of devices and file systems: Ensure that devices and file systems are available, not occupied or accessed by other processes. You can use the command lsblk to check if devices are properly mounted, and use df -h to view the available space in the file system.
- Check the Minio configuration file to ensure that the specified mount directory and device are correct and free of any spelling or other errors.
- Check the log files: review the Minio log files for any potential error messages or unusual circumstances in order to pinpoint the specific cause of the issue.
If none of the above methods can solve the problem, you might need to further investigate or seek professional support to identify the root cause of the issue and address it.