Gregg1011

I received this message today. I went to Tools/Fix Common Problems and followed the link which said to start a new post in General Support so here we are! I am attaching the diagnostics file to this post with the hope of some assistance. I have not noticed any change in performance in the system as of this post. I didn't want to do anything until I received some feedback from the forum. I appreciate any feedback to correct this error. Thank you. tower-diagnostics-20220628-0921.zip

Thank you for the link and info! I am going to order a different card and see if that makes a difference. In the meantime, I did plug that drive into the onboard SATA and it is working fine. Thanks again!

I know there are several topics on this, but none of them were that recent. Plus, I seem to keep having the same issue. When I add a new drive, I get an error that the one or some of the old drives cannot be found. I choose "no device" and reboot and then reboot and then reboot trying different configurations and it seems to normally work. This time, it did not work so one of my drives started to be rebuilt from parity. The rebuild completed, but I am getting an error that the drive is not mountable and I cannot start the parity. Maybe I just have a bad drive but it seems to be happening with a few of my drives. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated since I am a bit of novice having just started to use unRaid. Thank you! nasur1-syslog-20210322-2034.zip nasur1-diagnostics-20210322-1535.zip

I was having the same issue even after the drives were formatted. I thought it was something I did during installation so I have reinstalled Unraid from scratch, but it didn't work. So then I thought I had too many disks attached so no I am reinstalling unraid with one parity, one data drive and one cache drive. I will make sure that the drives are reformatted again and see if that works. If not, I will be looking for some help!