inspectornorse

Greetings, I've been using Unraid for about 1.5 years and have had a relatively smooth experience. Starting a month or so ago, any power event--whether that be an unexpected outage or a clean shutdown/reboot-- seems to make 1-4 disks (out of 8 ) go undetected. Usually the fix is to shut everything down and reseat the cables for the disk(s) in question. Additionally, it now seems that Unraid is rejecting a new parity disk for some reason. A lot going on I know but any tips on where to start would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

I appreciate you taking a look kind stranger.

Greetings, I have been receiving this notification from the fix common problems plugin. I have installed mcelog and attached the logs to this post if anyone is able to help. thank you ryan tower-syslog-20210416-2011.zip

Thank you for the second opinion. That worked

Greetings, First I want to say I appreciate all the support I've received here so far. I am running into an issue where my log files fill up the memory. Rebooting 'fixes' the issue but it is only temporary. When I check out the logs I see this entry twice per second in my system log: Apr 14 04:34:59 Tower kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Reading Intel version information failed (-22) Apr 14 04:34:59 Tower kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Intel Read version failed (-22) My initial thought was perhaps this is what is filling up the log and maybe I need to disable the bluetooth module from the bios (as it is not in use) but I figured I'd check with the experts first. Thank you in advance Ryan

That checkbox fixed it. Thank you friend

Greetings, New to Unraid so go easy please Trying to get my system to boot to a new Samsung 32GB flash drive. I flashed this twice with Unraid OS via a macOS system. The flash drive/partition seems visible in the bios, but neither setting the boot order nor using the f11 key to manually boot to the drive is successful. Board: MSI Z590 PRO What I've tried: Making the flash drive my primary boot device Ensuring the AHCI option is selected (and not RAID mode) Disabling the Fast Boot feature Any tips are appreciated! Ryan