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  • NVMe Cache drives inconsistent in 6.11

    bwitting

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    My config contains 2x T-Create NVMe 1TB drives. I have each in its own Cache Pool. On 6.10.3, the system sees both drives, and everything works great. After upgrading to 6.11, the system will only see 1 of the 2 drives. What's odd is that if I reboot the system multiple times, which drive shows up will change. In order to verify that this is in fact a 6.11 issue, I created a new 6.10.3 flash drive, and it sees both NVMe drives every boot, and a clean 6.11 flash drive will only show one.

    Hardware:
    Ryzen 9 5950X

    Asrock X570 TACHI 

    64GB RAM


    Diagnostics attached. Let me know if any ideas as I would like to be able to upgrade to 6.11 eventually. Marking as urgent due to full system-breaking bug requiring roll-back.

    orthanc-diagnostics-20220924-2211.zip

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    bwitting
    On 9/25/2022 at 3:38 AM, JorgeB said:

    Likely this issue, you'll need a kernel "quirck".

    Yes, looks like that is exactly what this is.  So not an Unraid issue, but an issue with the drive reporting.  I fixed the issue for myself by swapping one of the 1TB NVMe drives with another brand.  I upgraded again, and everything is working correctly.

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