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I had three of these go bad on me in under 7 months (all as my parity drive). I am done with them. Just ordered a new 12TB Toshiba N300 Pro to replace it.

I may have figured this out. There is a toggle setting. :-( Thanks everyone. :-)

Reads and Writes keep resetting to 0.0B/s. When the disks are active, the numbers increase. When the disk activity stops, they reset to 0.0B/s. Is there a setting that I'm missing? I am attaching the diagnostics. elsa-diagnostics-20251118-0120.zip

I managed to fix this. It turns out that the SATA port was failing (slowly). I finally just threw an HBA card in there and moved the drives to that. MUCH better.

Guys, My third parity drive is again showing errors. (Replaced the first two, and now on # 3). During last night's parity check it found 312,000+ errors. (And ran crazy slow, like it estimated it would need weeks to finish). So I stopped the run. I did a SMART TEST on the drive. It came up with ZERO errors. As far as I can tell, I see no errors on the drive. What else could be causing this? For the most part, the system appears to be running fine. I'm just starting to think this isn't the drive at this point. Is that possible? Thank you.

Since I put something over the power switch, I haven't had a problem. I'm guessing the cat found a new hobby. I never even considered that until you said "cat" in your reply earlier. I was just "that a$$ hat ..." Thank you. Most appreciated.

Thank you so much for the time to review this. It's been driving me insane. I was also concerned about a thermal failure, but I can't imagine how that would happen after running solid for so long.

SO this is absolutely a power button shutdown? Not a crash? If so, I'm going to have to cat proof that server. (The power button is on top).

No. I wasn't even home when that happened.

For over a decade this server ran solid. Now at least once a month, sometimes more frequently, my server just shuts off. I went into the diagnostic logs, and I saw a few segmentation faults. Ideally I'd like to find out what's wrong and stabilize this thing. I've attached my diagnostic dump. Thanks for any insight that anyone can provide. elsa-diagnostics-20250115-2234.zip

Disregard. Fixed it with "Docker Safe New Perms"

What was the problem? I'm having the same issue.

Wouldn't that inadvertently pick up files meant for the mover as well?

MDD, but the model number is a Seagate, so yes. Thank you.

The main dashboard shows 0 errors on this drive. Both rows say "NEVER" failed, but those raw values are something I've never seen on any of my other drives (that all say 0) Is this bad? This is a new 12TB I just put in. (Although I suspect it is refurbished).