SubJimbo

As I remember, I went through the Non-RAID folder.

I also flashed the RAID card to run in IT mode on my R720 - after the changes via the Seagate Write Up I have not had any issues since.

Hey all! Sorry I didn't close this off - my problem was solved by the instructions from JorgeB. Most of my disks are Ironwolfs which do seem to have an issue with R720 servers with Unraid (Seagate Issue with the controller). I ran through the Seagate instructions posted above, then rebuilt parity and have not had any issues since.

@trurl - the disk finished rebuilding this morning. It has worked okay for a few hours, but I just had a notification that there was another error. Attached diagnostics - let me know what I should look at doing next. server-diagnostics-20220225-1655.zip

Thanks for the quick reply! There are no smart warnings, just the error warnings. I followed the steps and it is currently rebuilding the drive. I'll report back when it is done (15 hours or so) and mark as solved if it works! I'll also not reboot next time if there is an error so I can post the logs.

Hey everyone! I have been running Unraid few a few months now and moved to a PowerEdge 720 server a few weeks ago. Everything has been running great up until last night when I noticed a few errors on one of my disks (disk2). This disk is around 10 months old and still under warranty from Seagate (Seagate Ironwolf 8TB) so I can organise an RMA if I need. There was 25 errors showing in the Unraid Errors section. I shut down the server to re-seat all the drives just in case, but it still shows that the device is disabled in Unraid. I've attached my diagnostics. Is there an issue with the drive that I should RMA it or could it just be one of those things and I need to delete / re-add to the array? Thanks for your help! server-diagnostics-20220224-1225.zip