Pedro Ferreira

Hello again JorgeB, Just to report as you suggested i replaced Disk 3, took about 8 hours to rebuild a 4TB drive and my problem is solved. In my defence this wasn't the first hard drive that malfunctioned. The first drive i changed, i had a notification on my "dashboard" and a "red thumb" warning. On this drive i had a "green thumb" and no notifications warnings, just slow, very slow speed when performing the "parity check", this completly throw me off. Once again thanks for the tips. And now a print of my normal speed 170MB/sec , not 46 days 513kpps

Hello JorgeB, thanks for taking the time to help me, looking at this (and if i read this correctly) Disk 4 is losing performance and Disk 3 is "dead"? what's your opinion? what should i do? PedroFerreira_20220302_213102.tar.gz

Hello, need help, my "parity check" is very slow, it estimates 46 days to complete, usualy it took 15 hours, i'm a noob on this things, read a lot of post here but didn't understand how to fix my problem rebooting the server or disabeling the dockers didn't work. cheers nas-diagnostics-20220302-0654.zip

@trurl thank you for taking the time and help me i now have a better understanding on how to install docker containers, what you said makes total sense did exactly what you sugested and my problem is now solved, my hard drives now spin down and stay that way. some considerations to help the comunity: mover didn't moved all the files, some files where left in the array, small ones. so i uninstaled all the dockers and used the "Appdata Cleanup - Andrew Zawadzki" app to remove them completly from my system. I changed the "appdata" and "system" shares options to "Use cache pool (for new files/directories): Prefer" Installed the dockers again, they went straight to the Cache drive. only bummer was Plex, it had to rebuild all the metadata a lost my stats. once again thak you very much.

@trurl thanks for taking the time to reply, here is the Diagnostics, please keep in mind that i'm kind of a noob with computers. no i didn´t knew that was possible to disable dockers in the Settings, i usualy go to the docker tab and stop them one by one, i only have 3 instaled. nas-diagnostics-20211118-1933.zip

Hello, having the same issue, my disks are not spinning down even if i spin them down manualy, they will spin up 5 seconds later. Tryed turning off all dockers, Using Unraid 6.9.2, Nov 17 20:12:24 NAS emhttpd: spinning down /dev/sde Nov 17 20:12:24 NAS emhttpd: spinning down /dev/sdb Nov 17 20:12:24 NAS emhttpd: spinning down /dev/sdf Nov 17 20:12:24 NAS emhttpd: spinning down /dev/sdc Nov 17 20:18:31 NAS emhttpd: read SMART /dev/sdb Nov 17 20:18:31 NAS emhttpd: read SMART /dev/sdf Nov 17 20:18:31 NAS emhttpd: read SMART /dev/sdc Nov 17 20:19:00 NAS emhttpd: read SMART /dev/sde