Klainn

I would like to request strace and any required deps be added if possible. Thank you!

Would you mind filling us in on what you figure out? I'm having this same struggle right now.

Managed to replace those controllers. All the drives were in their proper locations when I powered up the machine with the new hba's. Could not have gone smoother. Took me longer to find a vga monitor cable so I could watch the post process than it did to swap the cards, boot up and verify no changes had to be made. I will add, the LSI MPT2 Bios on these controllers is slow to cycle. By slow I mean it will likely cause you anxiety (5 or more minutes to display text). Just wait it out before you panic. I read that if you flash them and remove some part of the bios you can speed that up, but these shouldn't reboot often enough for this to really be an issue. Cards I installed: LSI Logic Controller Card LSI00301 SAS 9207-8i 8Port x2

Yeah. Fantastic work Unraid. The same page that says this specific card is used by unraid says not to used it as well. What a joke.

I hope not. This was straight out of the unraid hardware recommendation. Hardware Compatibility Edit: Looks like you're right. Good documentation.

Thanks for the reminder.

I currently have the widely cursed Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88SE9485 SAS/SATA 6Gb/s controller. It's been giving me no end of issues with data rebuilds wanting to take years to complete (43k estimated speeds). I usually get impatient and end up losing some data doing reboots to clear up the hangs. I've picked up replacement Supermicro PCI Express x4 Low Profile SAS RAID Controller (AOC-SASLP-MV8) cards. I've searched around and I've seen folks say they are going to do the swaps and what not, but I haven't seen anyone outline the steps to help ensure success without losing data. I know to flash the cards to IT mode, but that's about all I've seen. My question is, what should I be aware of when doing this swap? Are there prerequisite steps I need to complete before I do the deed? Will my array be fine as once I pop the new cards in or are there some configuration changes I need to perform? Thanks for reading. If i've missed topics on this, please link them.

root@server:~# ls -l /boot/config/pools/ total 32 -rw------- 1 root root 510 Apr 10 20:55 cache.cfg root@server:~# cat /boot/config/pools/cache.cfg diskFsType="btrfs" diskComment="" diskWarning="" diskCritical="" diskUUID="413d0ae9-06d1-4a97-80cd-34f008d70811" diskShareEnabled="yes" diskShareFloor="0" diskExport="e" diskFruit="no" diskSecurity="public" diskReadList="" diskWriteList="" diskVolsizelimit="" diskCaseSensitive="auto" diskExportNFS="-" diskExportNFSFsid="10" diskSecurityNFS="public" diskHostListNFS="" diskId="SanDisk_SDSSDH3_512G_202059801545" diskIdSlot="-" diskType="Cache" diskSpindownDelay="-1" diskSpinupGroup="" That's the contents of the directory and file. I figured what you recommended would be the fix, but like you, I'm not sure how that might impact things. I've been using this plugin for many moons and it's only after a move on 3/11 or 3/21 that it stopped cleaning out the cache. I don't recall it ever being an issue before then.

I've found an issue with this plugin, at least on my setup, and i'm not sure where this would be configured. All my shares are in lowercase, no mixed cases, but the mover is failing to actually move anything with this plug-in enabled because it's seemingly doing some sort of .title() function and making the first letter uppercase. Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Share Name Only: Personal Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Cache Pool Name: Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: No shareCachePool entry found in config file, defaulting to cache Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: cache Threshold Pct: Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: OVERALL Threshold: 0 Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Share Path: /mnt/cache/Personal Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Pool Pct Used: 92 % Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: DFTPCT LIMIT USED FOR SETTING: 0 Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Threshold Used: 0 Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Skipfiletypes string: find "/mnt/cache/Personal" -depth Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: mvlogger: Complete Mover Command: find "/mnt/cache/Personal" -depth | /usr/local/sbin/move -d 1 Apr 19 04:20:20 server root: find: '/mnt/cache/Personal': No such file or directory However, the mounted share is called personal. root@server:/mnt/cache# ls -l /mnt/cache | grep -i person drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 30 Feb 28 11:17 personal/ If I remove the plug-in, mover works fine, but with it installed, the mover fails to find and move any files. EDIT: I think I found where it's getting confused. The share name is personal, it's configured as such in the UI Screenshot here However on /boot/config/shares it's stored as Personal.cfg. It's one of my older shares, so perhaps the convention was different back then. I think perhaps it should just read what's in /mnt/cache and not from /boot/config/shares, if that's indeed what is happening.

Sorry if it's poor form to hit a thread this old but I'm seeing this and can't find a file to edit and add pcie_aspm=off. Or is this field in the bios somewhere? I have not yet looked there.