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  1. Ugh, so after further troubleshooting I think I discovered the issue.

     

    I have a SuperMicro server with a BPN-SAS2-846EL1 backplane and that drive is one of these:

    https://www.amazon.com/MDD-MDD18TSATA25672E-256MB-Internal-Enterprise/dp/B0C22DF8HJ

     

    In the reviews there is this comment:

     

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    One major thing to note is that these are SATA version 3.3, and the most important change to SATA 3.3 is that they changed the power connector pinout. Pins 1 through 3 used to all be a +3.3V power input, and almost all power supplies supply that 3.3v through the SATA connector to all 3 pins (and most drives don't need 3.3V anyway), now pin 3 on the power connector is actually PWDIS (Power Disable) and, if 3.3V is supplies to that pin, the drive will power down (or in the case of it always being supplied, never power on in the first place). You will want to state on your listing that these are SATA revision/version 3.3V and may not power on with older power supplies that are not SATA v3.3 compatible without modification. SOME new power supplies have cables that just don't have a 3.3V power line, but all 12 of my power supplies all had it, with 2 power supplies being under 2 months old.

     

    Googling doesn't tell me one way or another whether that backplane supports 3.3, but I am guessing it's old enough that it doesn't.

     

  2. I am getting errors that the disk is full when I try copying files into the array via windows.

    image.png.6af02127e1dd2c158d645eea26c17bbb.png

     

    I assume it has something to do with the drive where the directory was originally created.

    image.thumb.png.b44a9c045494283de2db473b9ca55847.png

     

    Also, Radarr and Sonarr stopped importing files also.

    Anyway around this other than more drive space?

     

     

  3. I am guessing this is a pretty simple problem and I don't know why it has just started, but....

     

    Both Radarr and Sonarr are not importing downloaded content because they think there isn't enough disk space.

    image.thumb.png.83cd262e4e7f9a397fdceb3d4e9565d1.png

     

    This is what is actually left:

    image.thumb.png.67fe655bf4f04d373718841955d30e17.png

     

    Any suggestions?

     

    Thanks!

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