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  1. Hi all, I had the same problem and I can confirm that the installation of Win 7 Pro 64bit works, if you are changing the vDisk bus at the VM-template from "VirtIO" to "SATA".
  2. I installed Syncthing and it works great so far. But I have one issue: For testing I copied a 500 MB File to a sorce-folder that should be synced via Syncthing to the Unraid-Share. The sync have started, but I deleted this file at the source-folder before syncing has completed. Now I get at the summary "Syncing 95%" and the deleted file as "Out of Sync Items". See screenshot: Is there a way, maybe under Settings -> Advanced -> Folder, that Syncthing figures out, that the file was in the meantime deleted and has not to be synced in the future? A rescan showed no success of this status. Thanks and best regards. Edit: For some reaseon I've seen that in the source-folder the 500 MB file was still there (don't know why), but on the Unraid-Share not (which is ok). As soon I deleted the file from the source folder the sync was "Up to date" again.
  3. Hi JorgeB, like you said, I updated the BIOS and Firmware of the LSI-Controller and of my Motherboard. Thanks a lot for your superb instruction how to flash the Controller under Unraid ! The parity-build finished now with no errors (like before). Parity-Discs were spun down and I've copied a file to the system without any error. Now it seems that all works fine! Let's have a look if it's lasting, when I'll copy more files to the NAS. Your advice to update was right. I thought about that too, but wouldn't belive in that, because the controller has run in the other server with no problems. Thanks a lot again for your hint and instruction.
  4. I'll try it tonight. Then I'll build new my parity drives and test again.
  5. Hi all, I have built a Server based on: - Supermicro X11SCH-LN4F Motherboard - Intel Core i3-8100 CPU - 4x Samsung DDR4 16 GB UDIMM 288-PIN 2666 MHz ECC - 4x WD HDDs WD 8TB WD80EFAX Red (Data) - 2x 1TB SSD Samsung 970 EVO PLUS M.2 (Cache) - Broadcom Avago SAS9300-8i HBC - Power Supply Be Quiet! Pure Power 11 350W 80PLUS Bronze - Chenbro-Chassis with 2x4 HDD Mini-SAS-HD Backplanes - Unraid Version 6.8.3 The SSDs are sitting directly at the Motherboard. The 4 HDD's are connected via the Chenbro-Backplane and a new Mini-SAS-HD to Mini-SAS-HD Cable from Supermicro with the Broadcom-HBC. You can find the System-Log and the Diagnostic-Files attached. data-serv1-syslog-20201021-0812.zip data-serv1-diagnostics-20201021-1013.zip Everything worked fine and the System runs stable, but as soon as I want to write files to the Data-HDDs I get much HDD-Errors. Often some thousands and at two or more drives simultanously: I think the Smart-Tests are ok. (?) - See attached pictures: What I've done till now: (Two Times) - Under Tools I've made a new config with none of the drives preserved. - Then I've them new assigned. (Yes, in the right order - I've noted their position) - Started the array and wrote the two parity discs with new parity information. That took about 14 hours with no read- / writ errors nor other system-errors or warnings (see syslog) - Finaly I had a new array with "0" errors. - Then I tested the array by copying some files from my Win-PC to a Unraid user share (via Cache-SSDs) - In the meantime I've seen, that the two parity disks were spun down. - The other two data-HDD's haven't spun down - I think because shortly before I accesed the user shares. - As soon I started the Mover manually, I got the errors on the parity drives. I have checked all Cable-Connections and HDD-Hotswap-Trays. I want to mention, that some weeks ago I used the same HDDs, SSDs and HBC in another Testserver with an: - Supermicro X10SRi-F Motherboard - registered RAM 64GB - Intel Xeon E5-2667v3 - Case and Backplane from Supermicro Although I wrote 7 TB to the array I had never such an issue over 8 Weeks although I started with Unraid 6.8.3 and after a view days I switched to the Beta .25, .28 and .30 of Unraid. Then I built this second server with a completely new written Unraid-USB-Stick with the stable version 6.8.3. I just putted a few old config-files like super.dat an usershares to the stick. Could it have to do with the Spin Down of the Disks ? Should I "upgrade" to a Beta-Version? (Don't want so for important Data...) Can you please help me! I'm stucking... Perhaps there is someone, who knows the answer through the Syslog... Thanks and best regards EDIT: That the two parity drives are affected seems to be pure coincidence. Yesterday Data Drive 1 and 2 were also affected. In one case there were errors on 3 or all 4 drives simultanously.