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All of them are missing data (e.g., Disk 1-9, 13-15)

I had a drive fail so I replaced and rebuilt it without issues. Everything seemed fine except a couple shares are empty. I have one share for my data dumps (data) which shows data on disk, on the share tab, and in the web UI. On the other hand, my disks show high usage in the web UI but the plex share is empty from the Shares tab and from command line (/mnt/diskX). I've seen some individuals try an XFS repair or create a new share and unmount/remount, but because of the threat of data loss, I would appreciate any guidance on next steps. Any help would be appreciated. kellyridge-diagnostics-20250716-1655-2.zip

Thanks, @JorgeB@trurl. It was a bad HBA card. Replaced it with a new one and it's been smooth sailing so far.

I got a notification that one of my disks was in "error state (disk dsbl)". I opted to stop the array to reboot, but it's now been in "Array Stopping•Sync filesystems" status for the past two hours. I'm new to unraid so not sure how to interpret the diagnostic logs (attached). Thanks in advance for any help. kellyridge-diagnostics-20220413-2053.zip

Hi all - I'm setting up my first Unraid server and I can't get my SAS drives to show up. Build specs: Asrock Z690 Phantom Gaming 4 with BIOS 6.03 i7-12700K 9205-8i HBA card In the BIOS, I currently have: Under BIOS > Advanced, I have PCI Link Speeds set to Gen 3 DMI Link. Speed set to Gen 3 Disabled Above 4G Decoding, Clever access memory, VT-d, SR-IOV support CSM enabled in BIOS > Boot and have messed around with a combination of enabling "UEFI Boot only" for the PXE OpROM, Storage OpROM, and other PCI OpROM policy options under BIOS > Boot > CSM menu. Repeated this again by placing the HBA card in the second PCI x16 slot. GT710 was detected in both PCI x16 slots. I also disabled fast boot but haven't found anything else to try. No matter what I've done, I haven't been able to get any drives detected under Main tab > Array Devices. I've attached the diagnostic output from Unraid. My head hurts from banging it on the desk so I would appreciate any suggestions or tips. Thanks in advance! kellyridge-diagnostics-20220302-2125.zip