HamboneAZ

This worked, thank you.

I had a cache drive fail. I have a cache pool of two identical drives. So I stopped the array, replaced the drive (drive is same make model), selected the drive in the drop down and tried to start the array. I get this error pop up when clicking start. "Wrong Pool State cache - too many missing/wrong devices". Tried selecting no new drive and just starting with the single drive, same error. Tried adding a new slot, leaving old slot empty and adding new, same error. So now my array is down and I can not be started. server-diagnostics-20240425-1455.zip

Can anyone point me in the right direction on Auto Fan, it seems to have no impact. Is there a guide specific to this plug in? Bios only has standard and full speed and is not reading HDD temps. I currently have standard selected. 98% of the time the standard is fine, but during Parity checks things heat up a little higher than I like. But the CPU seems to stay cool enough for the system not to ramp up the fans. I'd be OK with full speed fans for the duration of the run, but other times it is just extra noise not needed.

Ahh, OK. I just saw "X10" support and thought they would all have it. So is there any alternative way to control fans out side of bios? Bios only has standard and full speed and is not reading HDD temps. 98% of the time the standard is fine, but during Parity checks things heat up a little higher than I like. But the CPU stays cool so the fans do not ramp up. I'd be OK with full speed fans for the duration of the run, but other times it is just extra noise not needed. Is there another software approach that would work with my type of board? Is there a hardware solution?

Is this plugin still supported? I see this when installing but still finishes. plugin: skipping: freeipmi-1.4.11-x86_64-3.txz - unRAID version too high, requires at most version 6.1.99 But then no senors are displayed.