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  1. Tried the C-States BIOS setting on the X10SRA-F. System was stable for about 10 days.... and then the same netfilter kernel panic I've been getting for the last 18 months.
  2. I've had the same issue with an X10SRA-F for the last 2 years and had no solution and several rounds of corrupted cache drives due to the kernel panics. Nobody ever responded to my threads so I've never tried the C-States fix Alwezhpy suggested.
  3. I'm regularly (roughly every week) seeing netfilter related kernel panics that are causing unrecoverable btrfs errors on my cache drives. Switched off VM manager and limited docker containers to just the essentials but it's still falling over. Nothing written out to syslog, but this is a representative screenshot of the IPMI console: Attached diagnostics after reboot collected immediately after two occurances. jupiter-diagnostics-20200630-1028.zip jupiter-diagnostics-20200706-1009.zip
  4. I'm getting a repeatable netfilter related kernel panic on beta22. Had some uncorrectable btrfs errors on my cache SSDs after reset. jupiter-diagnostics-20200630-1028.zip
  5. Just had a kernel panic on rc4 while formatting four new drives to XFS just after starting the array. All I've managed to get on it was the attached screencap from the console as traceback was running by.
  6. It would be nice to have IPMItool in UNRAID to get temperatures and fan speeds (ipmitool sensor list all). lm_sensors is not able to see this stuff on many server platforms like the supermicro boards many in forums have used. Control over Fan speeds using IPMItool would be great too, when I finished building my 24 core unraid box I burned out two HDDs before I realised Supermicro had shipped the board with all the fan speeds set to low in the IPMI. Another nice bit of data that could be got from IPMItool is the current IP address of the IPMI (ipmitool lan print 1), which would be helpful for finding the IPMI to get remote console. It would be great to see all of the output on the dashboard page. May need kernel support for IPMI.
  7. Because the existing 18 drives were all 4TB and I have over 50TB to store. I'm using 12 4TB plus whatever drives I have sitting around in this build and keeping an identical set of drives for the build of the backup unit.
  8. This unRAID build is replacing 18 drives worth of two Synologys and a Drobo that are all within 1TB of full. I'm also building a second uni-processor unRAID box as a mirror of this one.
  9. Okay... so I started my build today. Apart from the nasty surprise that I was minus one of the CPUs (stuck in customs) everything went smooth. I'll add the extra CPU as soon as it gets here. So my initial plan was a PC-323 case which then became a 4U i7-4771 build: Case: X-CASE RM 424 PRO CPU: Intel Core i7 4771 Motherboard: Supermicro MBD-X10SAT-O Controllers: 3 x AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PSU: Seasonic X-1250 1250W PSU NIC: Intel X520-T2 Dual 10-Gigabit Server Adapter OS Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB Cache Drive: OCZ IBIS HDSL SSD 240GB Storage Drives: 11 x 4TB Seagate Hybrid, 3 x 3TB WD Green, 4 x 2TB Assorted, 4 x 500GB Hitachi I quickly realised with the amount of transcoding going on with Plex I needed more horsepower. I also need the case to be smaller. So here's what I'm in the middle of building: Case: X-CASE RM 424-S (550mm version of the 424) CPU: Dual Intel Xeon E5-2695 v2 (12-core, 2.4Ghz for a total of 24 cores) RAM: 128GB ECC Registered DDR3 Motherboard: Supermicro MBD-X9DRH-7F Controllers: 3 x AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 & onboard LSI i-SAS RAID PSU: Seasonic X-1250 1250W PSU NIC: Dual Onboard Gigabit OS Drive: 8GB Corsair Voyager Flash Cache Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 256GB Metadata Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB Plex Cache Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB Storage Drives: 12 x 4TB Seagate Hybrid, 3 x 3TB WD Green, 4 x 2TB Assorted, 4 x 500GB Hitachi So... Pictures:
  10. Well he does, he has a city apartment and a country house.....$$$$$ I work hard for my money...
  11. There also doesn't seem to be a SAS expander in the X-CASE RM 424 PRO so cabling is looking like it may be a bit messy.
  12. Thanks prostuff1. OK, So here's my new plan: Primary: Case: X-CASE RM 424 PRO CPU: Intel Core i7 4771 Motherboard: Supermicro MBD-X10SAT-O Controllers: 3 x AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PSU: Seasonic X-1250 1250W PSU NIC: Intel X520-T2 Dual 10-Gigabit Server Adapter OS Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB Cache Drive: OCZ IBIS HDSL SSD 240GB Storage Drives: 11 x 4TB Seagate Hybrid, 3 x 3TB WD Green, 4 x 2TB Assorted, 4 x 500GB Hitachi Backup (And Sat>IP Server): Case: X-CASE RM 424 PRO CPU: Intel Pentium G3220 Motherboard: ? Controllers: 3 x AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PSU: Silverstone Strider Gold Evolution 1000W NIC: Intel T2 Dual Gigabit Server Adapter OS Drive: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB Cache Drive: OCZ Synapse Cache SSD 128GB Storage Drives: 11 x 4TB Seagate, 3 x 3TB WD Green, 4 x 2TB Assorted, 4 x 500GB Hitachi Tuner: TBS 6985 Quad DVB-S2 - http://www.tbsdtv.com/products/tbs6985-dvb-s2-quad-tuner-pcie-card.html Is it possible to use more than one drive for cache (e.g. ZFS ZLOG and L2ARC)?
  13. Well they are mostly in the existing NAS so I'll have to switch them to the unRAID box as I empty the NAS. At the moment I have all the high capacity drives in the city apartment. I'm probably going to buy one more 4TB to even out the numbers and then split them between the two locations. I'm looking at a Pentium G3220 for the country location as it only needs to run at max one Plex 1080p transcode at a time. I already have a couple of lackracks (with wheels!). I'm just not sure I can fit the lackrack..... though it is worth some thought.... would make things easier and cheaper. I'll need to at least get rid of a coffee table to physically fit it in the apartment. In my country place I have a full APC 48U rack so rackmount isn't a problem there. Anyone know where I can get Norco cases in Europe?
  14. I'm about to embark on my first unRAID build to replace a bunch of Synology, QNAP and Drobo NAS I have lying about. This is for my city apartment so severe space restrictions mean I can't go rackmount (I only have 35 sq m!). I'll be looking at a rackmount setup for my mirror unit at my place in the country later in the year. I'm leaning towards the Lian-Li PC-232 as it's the only pedestal case I can find that could feasibly fit 30 drives in hot-swap bays. I'm open to other suggestions if they exist. I'm also looking at the AOC-SASLP-MV8 as I've used it before as a controller on a couple of non unRAID builds. Have to following hardware lying about: 21 x 4TB HDDs ~15 assorted HDDs from 500GB to 3TB Seasonic X-1250 1250W PSU - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00607JLWU/ref=pe_385721_37986871_TE_item Intel Core i7 4771 Corsair H80i CPU cooler 64GB of DDR3 RAM (8x8GB) Lots of SSDs (Including some caching optimized ones) Lots of server grade NICs Lots of good fans etc... I'd be very grateful for any suggestions, in particular for the motherboard and for 5 in 3 SATA hot-swap bays. I'm going to be using this mainly for bulk storage with sickbeard/chouchpotato/headphones and a fairly popular (among my friends) Plex Server. I'll probably be splitting the drives between this box and the backup unit (probably going to be a cheap rackmount with a Pentium G3220). I'd also like IPMI if possible.