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They're back!

Works again, don't know why...

Dev/sda1 is still wanting fsck... Without the cache drive things from that share are moving to the array. I used mover on another share with cache drive enabled and didn't have a problem.

That looks like where I was trying to move files from a Windows machine to the array. I'm chasing several problems now. I might have a corrupted disk on my Windows machine, all of the directories that I move files from are now showing as corrupt/unreadable, running chkdsk on them HDDs. I've disabled the cache drive for the affected share and files are going on to the array, or appear to be. (Moving from an alternate location to the array). Once chkdsk finishes, I'll re-enable the cache and see what happens.

I'll check for the line concerning the flash drive this evening. I ran reiserfsck against the cache and all hard drives with no corrective action required. It wouldn't be impossible that the cache drive is failing, I've had that problem before.

That didn't work either. I can manually move files in MC but automatic mover still isn't working from cache to the array. After emptying the cache, I can move files from my Windows machine to the cache drive. I think the next step will be to disable the cache on that share.

I will give that a try. The error has been occurring for a while, I just hadn't noticed because files were building up on the cache drive.

I'm on 5.0.5 Pro with 20TB total space, 11ish TB free. When I try to move files to my array from the cache drive using mover, I'm getting the No Space Left on Device error. When I move them from my Windows machine to the array the move just errors out. I adjusted the split level on the share (Movies) that I know it isn't working on, made the split level 25, disk to most-free, etc and I'm still getting the error. The GUI says I have 300GB free of 500GB on my cache drive and I do have one disk that is 100% full in my array, I've excluded that disk from my Movie share. I've run the new permissions script (though I've been on version 5 since 3TB drives became reasonably priced). The only addon I had running besides the stock WebGUI was CrashPlan, I can't seem to disable the WebGUI but the syslog should be without CrashPlan installed. Any ideas on what to try? syslog.txt

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I had the same problem using EUFI bios. It would say it the card would enter configuration after initialization then go to the bios on my NICs, back to the system bios and then boot. I CTRL+C'd for the card, then F8'd to configure bios and it opened the card configuration before it opened the bios. Worked for me, YMMV.

RockDog, mine had the same sticker. Right or wrong I used the instructions for the M1015 and SAS2008 chipset. Worked like a champ! I used the P10 download.

Madburg, thanks for a fantastic guide! I got a new pulled M1015 from EBay, plugged it in, attempted to flash, swapped mobo's, flashed, reinstalled, viola! The motherboard in my UNRAID is an Asus P8B WS with the 0805 BIOS, it recognized the card and let me erase it but I got the notorious PAL error when I tried to flash the BIOS. I pulled the card and put it into my desktop machine with an ASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 mobo and it flashed with no issues. I reinstalled the card in my UNRAID machine, upgraded to 5.0B11 and it's doing a parity check at about 120MB/SEC. SBR attached and again, thanks for the outstanding work! IBM_M1015.zip