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  1. Difficult to guess what happened, would need diags from that time, but make sure you always have an up do date backup of libvirt.img
  2. That confirms it's a network problem it working below 100Mbits
  3. The libvirt.img, you wrote above that you restored it before so I assumed you have a backup.
  4. There are no writes to any disk when the diags were saved, maybe it was still being cached to RAM, you can do a network test with iperf.
  5. Now it's a different issue than before, the image is corrupt: Mar 25 11:14:57 CrusherJoe kernel: BTRFS error (device loop3): bad tree block start, want 30408704 have 0 Restore from backup then boot again is safe mode.
  6. No, licenses are tied to the USB flash drive.
  7. Do you have something restarting the service? Like mentioned it starts correctly at first array start, try booting in safe mode.
  8. No, rebuild the disk, and recommend replacing the SATA cable first.
  9. No, open browser windows in the GUI. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?do=findComment&comment=545988
  10. Just a warning that this can be a little risky for the rebuild, if there are errors on another disk and you let it finish.
  11. That's expected, once a disk is disabled it needs to be rebuilt. Disk looks fine, high number of CRC errors suggests a SATA cable problem, if you don't want to replace it at least swap with another disk to rule it out in case it gets disable again, then and since the emulated disk is mounting correctly you can rebuild on top.
  12. Yes, that should be fine, though if you can get one from a more wll known brand, like SYBA/IO CREST https://www.sybausa.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1027
  13. Syslog is flooded with wrong csrf token errors, this means there's are multiple open browser windows, close them all and reboot, then post new diags after there are problems again.
  14. Look for a JMB585 5 port SATA controller, it's PCIe x4 so you'll need to use the x16 slot, that's fine unless you need it for something else.
  15. Perfectly fine to use the onboard ports, Intel SATA controllers are one best and most reliable controllers.
  16. It appears to be starting correctly at array start, it then failed to restart, rebooting should fix that.
  17. Disk3 dropped offline, most likely a power/connection problem, but since it dropped there's no SMART report, you should cancel the parity check, check/replace cables and post new diags so we can check SMART.
  18. You can get better speeds if all array devices are in RAID0, just having parity it's not really worth it IMHO, also like mentioned SATA fakeRAID won't work for that. I have a small server where each array device (including parity) is a RAID0 of 2 disks on an LSI 9240, you can also use any LSI 9211 or similar flashed to raid mode, but note that those are limited to two raids groups max, only megaRAID controllers like the 9240 or above support more.
  19. There haven been similar errors on both cache devices: Mar 14 19:45:59 Gravity kernel: BTRFS info (device sdd1): bdev /dev/sdd1 errs: wr 428, rd 482, flush 0, corrupt 0, gen 0 Mar 14 19:45:59 Gravity kernel: BTRFS info (device sdd1): bdev /dev/sdc1 errs: wr 295, rd 293, flush 0, corrupt 0, gen 0 Possibly there's a cable/connection problem on both, like for example if they share a SATA splitter, that or some compatibility issue with that model, but that would be strange. Also see here for better cache pool monitoring.
  20. Difficult to guess where the problem is with those symptoms, you'll need to swap some hardware around. This usually takes a few seconds.
  21. Only the parity disk would be written to, but just check "parity is already valid" before starting the array and everything will be good, including parity, assuming it was valid before.
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