cinereus

I have a problem. I have a Supermicro SuperServer 6027R-E1R12T running a PWS-920P-SQ PSU and X9DRH-7TF V1.02 motherboard. The fans are very loud so I wanted to control fan speed so installed IPMI. Once installed I went to Fan Control, turned it on to Yes and then clicked apply. Instantly, the fan speed ramped up to be deafeningly loud. The server is in a very noise-sensitive location so I immediately toggled it off and clicked apply again but the fan speed remained the same. I uninstalled IPMI and still had the same issue. I then rebooted and had the same issue as soon as unRAID initialised. So I went for the final option and made a new USB drive for unRAID but as soon as the system loads unRAID the fans spin up to max. I've read the note about Supermicro boards in the OP I can't have it this loud for long enough to boot up, install plug ins and then mess about with the settings. I just want to go back to default fan speeds with a completely fresh install. How can I reset the fans to the default settings after whatever IPMI has done to mess them up? I'm starting from a completely fresh install of unRAID. Managed to fix it. Even though the server is on 192.168.0.52, did a scan and would a web server running on 192.168.0.53 which allowed me to log in and manually change the BIOS fan speed. Somehow IPMI had permanently altered this setting!

I know. I'm entering for a 14 GB hard drive, not a 14 TB one. It's also not a GB vs GiB issue as you can simply test by using other amounts. Again, it gives incorrect figures for examples using 14 GB and other numbers I didn't note down. If it can't get 14 GB right I'm worried about it getting numbers in TB wrong too.

Really? It doesn't seem to work for odd sized drives. e.g. 14 GB