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  1. Has anyone come across this error in unassigned devices?


    Warning: syntax error, unexpected '=' in Unknown on line 1 in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/include/lib.php on line 1993

     

    Not sure where to begin in debugging this, but to begin with the line in the code throwing the error.  Maybe it's something with the disk name? Not sure how to pull logs just yet.  Any guidance would be appreciated.

     

     

    /* Get the udev disk information. */
    function get_udev_info($dev, $udev = null) {
            global $paths;

            $state  = is_file($paths['state']) ? @parse_ini_file($paths['state'], true, INI_SCANNER_RAW) : array();
            $device = safe_name($dev);
            if ($udev) {
                    $state[$device]= $udev;
                    save_ini_file($paths['state'], $state);
                    $rc     = $udev;
            } else if (array_key_exists($device, $state)) {
                    $rc     = $state[$device];
            } else {
                    $dev_state = parse_ini_string(timed_exec(5,"/sbin/udevadm info --query=property --path $(/sbin/udevadm info -q path -n ".escapeshellarg($device)." 2>/dev/null) 2>/>
                    if (is_array($dev_state)) {
                            $state[$device] = $dev_state;
                            save_ini_file($paths['state'], $state);
                            $rc     = $state[$device];
                    } else {
                            $rc = array();
                    }
            }

            return $rc;
    }

     

  2. On 3/20/2015 at 5:17 AM, Njon said:

    Same problem here, and I ended up removing the jumper that enables the buzzer... But I'm convinced that there is a solution and that, with the help of some experts, we can work out the problem. In the internet I found this page: http://www.spinics.net/lists/lm-sensors/msg31023.html . As you can read, there is some incompatibility between IPMI drivers and unRaid ones which causes a variation in the thresholds. I tried the command "sensor -s" and the Alarm on the battery voltage went away, but not the one on the CPU fan (which in my case is not even connected). Ford Prefect do you spot anything interesting from the site I linked?

     

    Do you know which buzzer enables / disables the buzzer? It wakes up my kid!

  3. Hi all, Finally getting the hang of Unraid (spaceinvader one videos are gold).  Installed this a few days ago and have started messing around with it.

     

    I came across this issue where there is a "Virtual Disk_" in unassigned devices (image attached). I have been unable to unmount it.  The system tells me it's not mounted.

     

    I first noticed that the server was taking a significant amount of time responding when using the GUI (simple operations such as going from Dashboard to Main to Shares).  That prompted me to look at the syslog.  I tracked it down to the /dev/sda device. Looks like there's a virtual disk. Goal is to remove it.

     

    I did go into the BIOS and disabled all IPMI virtual disk, virtual CD-ROMS, virtual anything as well.

     

    Has anyone come across this by any chance? Or perhaps can point me to other areas for me to research?

     

    This is a custom box from server parts: Supermicro X8SIL-F, Xeon x3430, 4GB of ECC RAM. 

     

     

    483652626_VirtualDisk_.thumb.png.6e59ec0343015bd0f42307d9ff98ca33.png

    syslog (4) (1)

  4. Hi all, Finally getting the hang of Unraid (spaceinvader one videos are gold).  Installed this a few days ago and have started messing around with it.

     

    I came across this issue where there is a "Virtual Disk_" in unassigned devices (image attached). I have been unable to unmount it.  The system tells me it's not mounted  

     

    I first noticed that the server was taking a significant amount of time responding when using the GUI (simple operations such as going from Dashboard to Main to Shares).  That prompted me to look at the syslog.  Looks like there's a virtual disk in sda.  

     

    Has anyone come across this by any chance? Or perhaps can point me to other areas for me to research?

     

    This is a custom box from server parts: Supermicro X8SIL-F, Xeon x3430, 4GB of ECC RAM. 

     

    Virtual Disk_.png

    syslog (4)

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