You
still need to update.
The script output shows that the filesystem in question is mounted via NFS, which in retrospect I/we should have seen earlier. You need to work with the RAID recovery on the system to which it is physically connected, not on the NFS client. Remove the filesystem[s] on the RAID from /etc/exports on the
server (assuming it is also CentOS), make sure all clients unmount it, and do "exportfs -r". The requested script information should have been provided for the server and not the client. You also need to run as
root to get fdisk results.
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