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  1. 19 hours ago, JorgeB said:
    Apr 30 19:17:54 TARS kernel: ata5: reset failed, giving up
    Apr 30 19:17:54 TARS kernel: ata5.00: disable device
    Apr 30 19:17:54 TARS kernel: ata5: EH complete

     

    Drive dropped offline, check/replace cables and try again.

    Thanks. Unplugged Crucial drive from server and plugged it into Windows. Updated firmware to M3CR046. Plugged back into server, performed a scrub, and haven't seen any errors since.

  2. Background: My old server was running into a lot of unexpected shutdowns. I then decided to build a new one and swapped all components except for the drives (3 HDDs and 2 SSDs - an 870evo and a crucial MX500).

     

    Upon startup today I got a lot of BTRFS errors. Ran a scrub and was able to correct them all... A few hours later started getting a lot of errors again. When I try to run the scrub I get millions of uncorrectable errors. Almost sure it is the crucial drive - can't even run SMART scans on it.

     

    See attached for syslog. Any ideas on what I should do next?

    syslog.txt

  3. Every time I shut off all my docker containers and VMS and while not accessing any data, the server continues to initiate a read/write at very small speeds (a couple dozen kb/s at most) every 3 seconds or so from disk 1 + parity (no reading on disk 2 at all). How can I find out what is causing these readings? My appdata, domains, and system shares are all solely in the cache drive.

    Unraid.PNG

  4. On 12/11/2022 at 10:29 AM, Frank1940 said:

    What size files are you writing?  

     

    Try a very large single file (like a BluRay ISO or an image of a computer hard drive) and see what speed you get then.

     

    Also attach your diagnostics file to a new post in this thread. 

     

    I've added a parity drive now and I'm fluctuating between 4-10 MBps. Both PC and Server are wired with CAT6 to a gigabit switch. I've attached the diagnostics. OpenSpeedTest from PC shows 1000Mbps download, 200Mbps upload. I've attached the diagnostics zip.

    tower-diagnostics-20221213-2030.zip

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