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  • 6.9.0 Update Breaks All The Hard Drives Connected To My RAID Controller

    xDmOx

    By xDmOx

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    I'm not sure what's up with 6.9.0, but I have to suspect the update has a driver issue with my RAID controller as all the drives connected to it are suddenly missing. I had to rollback to 6.8.3 to restore my UnRAID server.

    When I installed 6.9.0, I rebooted and shutdown multiple times, but could not restore the missing drives. 

    Installed RAID Controller:
    SUPERMICRO AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PCI-Express x4 Low Profile SAS RAID Controller

    I've attached my diagnostics file and would appreciate some insight on how to upgrade to 6.9.0 without losing half my drives.

     

    origaminet-diagnostics-20210306-2142.zip

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    JorgeB

    Seems to be related to the Marvell IOMMU issue, you can try this (or disabling IOMMU if not needed), but if it's an option I would recommend replacing that controller with an LSI HBA, those controllers have multiple known issues and are not recommended for a long time.

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