cliewmc

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  1. Ran memtest overnight and the RAM is good. However, it crashed on me with the following screenshot.
    It’s my main NAS but it crashes so often it’s become a secondary NAS. So sad. Any advice on next steps to be taken? Any test for CPU or require to change mobo?

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  2. Well, my system just frequently hang on me. I think it may be a bad CPU or memory. Reboot and it comes online again and never sure when it would disappear on me again. It’s now on 6.8.0. I will carry out the memtest to start and see where we go from there. The CPU has 6 processors and often one or two would max into red (from the dashboard) I wasn’t doing much anyway.

     

     

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  3. Thanks, I had to stop the array, assign No Device to Disk 7, then start the service, stop, assign the same disk to it, restart... to get the data-rebuild going. 

     

    I wonder what I can do with the 2 new WD drives? Any ideas? One gave the errors, and the other was not detected at all in Unassigned Devices... I think I will try adding on the missing one again after my unRAID gets back to a stable state. 

     

    My plan was to install an extra parity and add another 8TB to the array... I will have to wait for a day or two until the rebuild is complete. 

  4. Hi there, I added two WD 8TB drives to a perfectly working unRAID system - when the system boots up, it goes into Stale Configuration. 

     

    I have attached the diagnostic file here, generated when the system could not gracefully shut down after 60 secs. Further to this one of my new 8TB became disabled. (Disk 7) 

     

    Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Regards. cL

    clnasty-diagnostics-20191119-2208.zip

  5. As things goes, I forgot to change to a new SSD on the day, and the CRC Counts continued to mount. It’s now 1061 and consistently increasing. I flashed the firmware, not sure I mentioned that. No use. It may have corrupted my Plex docker. I’ve moved my Plex to another PC. I have since experienced a SATA port to board fault so I suspect these soldered ports may be an issue as well. So I wasn’t sure if it was caused by one or the other. Reboots still happen but infrequently. I‘m waiting to upgrade from 8 port SATA expansion card to 16 port SATA expansion card so I might use one of the new ports. A day’s work is never done (sigh). Thanks for asking.

     

     

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  6. Hi there, as the title says, I have two separate consecutive parity checks that reported two errors each. I believe they may be the same errors. 

     

    1) Where do I find the errors and how do I correct this? I have appended the diagnostics.zip file for your analysis. 

    2) Separately, I get a log of errors relating to ata5: is this a SATA cable to Disk5? 

     

    Thank you in advance for your advice. Regards. cL

     

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    clnasty-diagnostics-20191002-0905.zip

  7. Looks like I need to do the same, the SSD crc counts keep climbing, now 961. It may have crashed my system numerous times or killed my new 8TB hard drives. Generally making the unRAID very unstable. I’ll swap this on Saturday & see if it will work too.


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  8. Hi all, my unRAID hung a couple of times, with some months of troubles, ranging from disabled disk (8TB)  Toshiba drive that was installed new, but suddenly becoming disabled. I uninstalled the disk in the array and whilst it is in place, I ran the pre-clear, than let it rebuild. Took two days to do it. That was the first time. This time is the second. During the pre-clear, the unRAID hung with this error (attached image) on the console. I downloaded the diagnostics file for your investigation. On an end note, is it because my mobo & CPU is acting up and need a replacement?  Any advice is much appreciated.

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    clnasty-diagnostics-20190903-0859.zip

  9. I have swapped all the drive cables and the CRC errors keep mounting. I have upgraded the firmware on my SSD and will wait to see if this solves the problem. Unfortunately for me, the sata bracket on the mobo got dislodged. I think I may need to change the motherboard altogether. I have a total of 14 disks so now have to look for a new build to house my UNRAID. :(