dlandon

Update and try again.

It's an unassigned slot in the array. I've made an update that will ignore a non-existent disk.

Looks to me like UD is working fine. The information you are showing comes from he drive, not Unraid. This is an issue UD cannot get around.

You need Unraid 6.9RC2 or later to spin down disks.

Probably not. So it seems that you had the Elements disk installed then pulled it out when it wouldn't unmount, then installed the AW11? The AW11 got the sdb designation when it was installed, that was originally the Elements disk? It looks like you are completely messed up and a reboot might be he only answer.

What shows in UD now?

If Linux doesn't recognize it, UD won't.

If a disk won't unmount, the answer is not to just yank it out of the system. Find out why it won't unmount and clear it up. Linux is a lot more particular about unmounting devices.

Try: unmount /dev/sdb1 at the command line and see if it will unmount. Let me know if it does and I will try to come up with an answer for UD to handle this situation.

Correct, it only works currently on cache. It will need to be upgraded and I'll have a look at that.

It looks like the disk went off-line or was unplugged. You attempted several times to re-connect it, or the port went off-line and back on-line. I don't know how to clear this up without a re-boot.

Looks like it was recognized by UD: Dec 23 00:37:59 iNAS kernel: usb 3-9: new high-speed USB device number 6 using xhci_hcd Dec 23 00:37:59 iNAS kernel: usb-storage 3-9:1.0: USB Mass Storage device detected Dec 23 00:37:59 iNAS kernel: scsi host7: usb-storage 3-9:1.0 Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: scsi 7:0:0:0: Direct-Access PNY USB 2.0 FD 1100 PQ: 0 ANSI: 4 Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg6 type 0 Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] 15950592 512-byte logical blocks: (8.17 GB/7.61 GiB) Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] Write Protect is off Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] Mode Sense: 43 00 00 00 Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] No Caching mode page found Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] Assuming drive cache: write through Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sdg: sdg1 Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS kernel: sd 7:0:0:0: [sdg] Attached SCSI removable disk Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS unassigned.devices: Disk with serial 'USB_2.0_FD_AD6AHE03000000194', mountpoint 'PNY_USB_2.0_FD' is not set to auto mount. Dec 23 00:38:00 iNAS unassigned.devices: Issue spin down timer for device '/dev/sdg'. Does it not show up in the UD page?

The Recycle Bin has the same permissions as the share they were deleted from. If a user has read and write permissions on the share, then they have read and write permissions on the Recycle Bin.

If you had the disk as a UD disk at any time, UD will show it as missing because it is in the array now. Just remove the historical configuration and UD will forget it.

The size of the drive is based on Linux and the HFS+ support. UD only reads the size that Linux and HFS+ report. Do this command and see what Linux reports: df /mnt/disks/{mountpoint of disk}

New release of UD that should be a lot more responsive. I've moved the spinner to page refresh to cut down on the spinner on every thing that changes. For example, mount a disk and the 'Mounting' indicator will come and go without the spinner. Things like remote server on line status is now real time and the page will update if a remote server goes offline or online. The disk spun up/down indicator is also real time and will change with disk spinning status. The script file running status will now update based on the script running and will update real time. For example, plug in a back up disk and the 'Running' indicator will show up and will go away when the script is completed. I have a continually mounted disk that I use for daily backups and have a User Scripts script that does a daily backup. You can set the User Scripts script file that is using the UD mounted disk and when it runs, the 'Running' indicator will show on the UD disk. This will give you an indicator when a script is running and keep you from unmounting a disk that has a script running on it. I'll continue working on getting UD to be more responsive and real time.

The disk temps are polled at an interval set by the Settings->Disk Settings->Tunable (poll attributes). This setting defaults to 1800 seconds (30 mins). There is an issue with RC2 in that the startup of the array does not initialize the disk temps, so they will not show up until they are polled.

Remove the iscsi plugins and see if it makes a difference.

Working for me. Post a screen shot.

The mount at /mnt/user/INCOMPLETE would be a user share. UD disks are mounted at /mnt/disks/. You might want to look at this:

You haven't mounted the disk. Can't write to a disk that is not mounted. Click the 'Mount' button. The 1mb you see is the mount point /mnt/disks/ that is to prevent writes to this mount point from filling the tmpfs.

Can you post a screen shot?

No problems for me.

I don't know where that inappropriate name came from, but UD can't handle that. I'd like to try to understand how this happened. It looks like your remote server gave some html code. Please post diagnostics first, then delete the /flash/config/plugins/unassigned.devices/samba_mount.cfg file and reboot. This will remove all of your remote mounts.

Do you have the cache dirs plugin installed?