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Thanks for your help, that is good to know, Afaik The only disks that are disable are the parity disks, i have been unable to figure out why or how to fix this. I've tried changing drive and switching slots. I have dual 920w PSUs in my supermicro case, i dont see how it was recommended to be a power issue and i havent been able to find reasonable replacements. The Scheduler seems to be set to be correcting. i disable it but it also set to yes. afaik i was enabled. Ive also see that my Log is 100% at 188 GBs, i would like to restart the server but dont want to cause any more damage. Until i know what is going on with my parity, i trying to be cautious. Considering my next step is to reboot? Maintenance mode and a smart check of the offending drive?

link to previous post regarding that parity issue,

while at work, i received an email about a disk have a read error, i pulled diagnostics, stopped docker to prevent anymore writes or reads. i ordered replacement drives, which should be here tomorrow. i didn't notice til after but there was a monthly scheduled parity that occurred after the fact. my parity was listed as valid prior to this error but i doubt it was working since the disk status were disabled, i was told it was a likely a power issue, however i was unable to complete troubleshooting that parity issue. so here i am wondering how much damage has been done. thanks for your help. nastradamus-diagnostics-20210901-0546.zip

updated nastradamus-diagnostics-20210428-1344.zip

rebuild finished, drive were green and go to go for about 3 hours. back to the same state. /facepalm

update, i've switched the cables and try different drive slots, i ve just given up and want to get this done. i had already purchased 2 replacements drives so i'm rebuilding parity and go to try to fix use the previous parity drives as array drives after i test it with preclear. if they are working i'll try to RMA. are there any suggestion on the route i should take on testing these drives? should i just rma and not bother for sanity/ to ensure no failures done the road? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

ok ill try that, im using a Supermicro backplane. maybe a different drive slot or try a new deive in the current slots.

Good Morning, I am having some trouble with my parity drives after changing to a new chassis. I had a dead PSU or MB and changed MBs and PSU. This happened when i was trying to install a I/O Shield, and properly shutdown Unraid. It maybe possible that a improper shutdown happened, but i don't have any record or situation that i am aware of. I am being told that these drives have read errors, etc. I was able to complete a parity check with no issues. I've also stopped the array and unassigned the two drives and restarted the array, followed by a re-adding the parity drives to the same result. I also have two spare drive to replace these drive in case there are bad. i am attaching the the most up to date dianostics. Any input would help. i assume from my own research that i would have to make a new config as the next step, as i am assuming these drives are not bad, thank you nastradamus-diagnostics-20210129-1304.zip