# RAID storage disappeared after reboot

## post by kernco on Apr 19, 2022

I had a large RAID array mounted at /storage which after a recent reboot of the machine did not get re-mounted for some reason. I have rebooted before with no problems. I’m not even sure where the configuration files for this are. What can I do to figure this out?

## post by kernco on Apr 19, 2022

I was able to get my /storage RAID back by doing this command:

```bash
sudo zfs set mountpoint=/storage storage
```

I had first tried:

```bash
sudo zpool import storage
```

and got the error

```bash
cannot mount '/data': directory is not empty
```

Which makes sense because /data is where an SSD drive is mounted. So it seems like the issue was that somehow the location that the RAID is configured to be mounted was somehow reset or changed. I’m not sure if the zfs command I used to resolve the issue is permanent, or if I will need to do it on every reboot. Is there a configuration file somewhere I should look at to see if I can permanently resolve the issue?

## post by Gus.AI on Apr 19, 2022

You need to add your drive to /etc/fstab in order to automount. Just search around for how to automount my drive on Linux and you’ll get what you need.