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Unraid only shows 125 of 240 disks in GUI
Done, thank you! https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/unraid-only-shows-125-of-240-disks-in-gui-r1967/ Yes, didn't have any effect. The missing disks are missing from the Unassigned Devices list and also any drop-downs in the slots area. I'll continue this discussion over on linked bug report, thanks for feedback!
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Unraid only shows 125 of 240 disks in GUI
Hello, I'm coming over from this post: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/124249-unraid-only-shows-125-of-240-disks-in-gui/#comment-1133189 Hello, I'm trying unraid on a server that has 240 disks attached. The UI sees the first 125 or so as "unattached devices" but the others are not shown. However, if I go to the terminal, I can see all 240 disks and mount them/work with them as normal. I thought maybe this was a limitation with the trial because I know that the pro version is supposed to support "unlimited" devices and certainly more than 125 (using several pools). However, after upgrading to Pro and rebooting, I have the same problem. I wanted to put all of these in pool arrays, but the problem is I can't even select almost half of them from the UI and I don't see a way to manage this from CLI. Oh another oddity: unassigned devices plugin *DOES* show all of them, but the ones that were missing before show up as "unmountable". Also, it takes may 90 seconds to 2 minutes for unassigned devices plugin to load the list, so it is unusable for this amount of drives. Some more info on my server setup: Dell Poweredge r720, dual 14 core xeons, 224gb ram 2x LSI 9200e SAS cards 20x Dell MD200 12 disk JBODs Various drive sizes from 4TB up to 18TB, total storage about 1.6PB Each SAS HBA is connected to 10 of the JBODs via a single port and daisy chain Not using multi-path All verified to work both in Windows and in Ubuntu before trying Unraid Thank you!
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Unraid only shows 125 of 240 disks in GUI
Hello, I'm trying unraid on a server that has 240 disks attached. The UI sees the first 125 or so as "unattached devices" but the others are not shown. However, if I go to the terminal, I can see all 240 disks and mount them/work with them as normal. I thought maybe this was a limitation with the trial because I know that the pro version is supposed to support "unlimited" devices and certainly more than 125 (using several pools). However, after upgrading to Pro and rebooting, I have the same problem. I wanted to put all of these in pool arrays, but the problem is I can't even select almost half of them from the UI and I don't see a way to manage this from CLI. Oh another oddity: unassigned devices plugin *DOES* show all of them, but the ones that were missing before show up as "unmountable". Also, it takes may 90 seconds to 2 minutes for unassigned devices plugin to load the list, so it is unusable for this amount of drives. Any ideas?