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cjkelly83

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  1. Sorry, one final question: The parity check is taking a long time 26hrs completed so far and 28hrs to go. Is it ok to restart moving files onto the server or should i leave it alone until parity check is complete
  2. Thanks for response, I just wanted to check that was ok. The server is a new configure and all the drives are new and in good condition so figured that the data would be good. I just didnt want to re-run parity and end up embedding bad data in parity. I do have (and will retain) a backup of the files, just figured if i had to fix a problem, id rather do it now than some point in future To be 100% certain, I tick the box "write corrections to parity" then run a parity check and wait for that to complete
  3. I have a terramaster f6 424 max that I've installed unraid on. After initial setup and parity build I was moving files to the server when an unclean shutdown happened during loading of files onto the server. I came back after a while to find its uptime was 40mins and a parity check was ongoing. The parity check finally finished and reported 30746 errors. I did continue to load files after the shutdown while parity check was ongoing, realise now i probably shouldnt have done this, but i did read on the forum that doing things (building dockers etc) was ok during initial parity creation. Can i simply run a parity fix, or should I wipe the server and start again? tower-diagnostics-20250604-1634.zip

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