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So I drove in and bought another power supply since this is my second LSI card and set of cables. I then thought about how I had it set up, I had 4 drives powered off of one sata power cable (1 to 4 split). Just for giggles I moved one of the drives to share a power cable from the fan controller, then powered it on and started the process again. So far so good... Digging around I found that each cable shouldn't support more than 3 drives at a time. Do you guys have any rule of thumb?

I was being guided by a friend of mine that is more versed in Unraid than I. I stopped the data rebuild for now. I'm awaiting your guidance. Thank you. tower-diagnostics-20230908-1030.zip

Well that's not good. This is after starting the array rebuild.

I could have swore I did that already. I bet I did it on the old card. I ran flash updates against this card, thanks for the awesome instructions. I'm rebuilding the data on the errored drive now. There isn't a better way correct? You have to rebuild after a "drive error event"?

I have been fighting Unraid drive errors since I bought the product last winter. I thought I had replaced enough to stabilize everything as the errors went away for nearly 8 months, but then last month I ended up with 2048 errors. The problem came back a month later during the parity check after replacing a drive. I don't think my drives are bad at this point. Can someone help guide me on how to troubleshoot this? In the past I've replaced my LSI card, the drives and the squid cables. tower-diagnostics-20230907-1900.zip