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  • [6.9.1] Parity Check After Clean Shutdown Or Reboot.

    Taddeusz

    By Taddeusz

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    I have rebooted twice since upgrading to 6.9.0. The first time was to upgrade to 6.9.1 and again to correct my vm's video card going wonky. Both times a parity check was started upon boot. What is going on?

     

     

    unraid-diagnostics-20210312-1736.zip

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    JorgeB

    JorgeB 8,745

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    Diags saved on the flash drive would confirm but there have been a couple of reports where it looks like the shutdown time-out is not being honored, i.e., Unraid forces the shutdown after a couple of seconds even if the set time is much higher, changing the setting (Settings -> Disk Settings) to re-apply it fixes the issue.

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    Taddeusz

    Taddeusz 115

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    @JorgeB I'll give that a try. Not sure when I'll be rebooting next. Not usually for months.

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    Taddeusz

    Taddeusz 115

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    @JorgeB Finally got a chance to test this out. I can say that this fixed it. We have an electrician out working and it shut down due to the UPS switching to battery. It booted back up without starting a parity check.

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