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Pulled 2nd GPU out and used that slot for the LSI card. So far, after a rebuild, everything is stable. I ordered a newer card just in case but so far so good. Thank you for the suggestions. Yeah, we'll fix that macvlan too

It has been running fine for over a year. I'll re-seat and check another slot as well.

disk8 was disabled. I brought the array down and added it back later. You're correct, disk 8 and 9 hold little data due to their size. We did have a power 'blink' prior to all of this mess. I don't even know where to begin to test for that - motherboard? SAS adapter? PSU? Any ideas?

Last week I found that one of my disks was disabled. I checked the smart reports and didn't see any warnings/errors. The system was able to run as usual as I assume that disk was now emulated. Later that night I found that my server had gone offline (docker services) and I was able to get into the gui for a short period of time. The first thing I noticed were tons of filesystem errors being reported across random drives. Secondly, the log was full. A very short time later, the system froze. I rebooted, formated the failed disk, and started to rebuild. Everything was going fine until 8 hours into uptime. Same result:xfs errors across the board, log blows out, and everything becomes unresponsive. All the array drives connect to the LSI card. This machine has been running without a hitch for a few months. I understand things run great, until they don't but it's unusual how it will run for a few hours then start crapping out. Any ideas of where I should start looking? Has anyone else had this issue after upgrading? The NIC error - I had port based VLANS and need to disconnect that second card as I reconfigured the switch. Diagnostics attached. Thanks in advance :) phobos-diagnostics-20240222-2012.zip