[GUI partially unresponsive]

Just now, Squid said:

(make another copy of the flash right now).

This is the first thing I did!

 

I appreciate the help man!

[GUI partially unresponsive]

Well... That was easy. 

Everything seems to be working good now.

What did I lose by deleting the config?

[GUI partially unresponsive]

4 minutes ago, Squid said:

Probably your best bet would be to delete /config/smart-one.cfg and /config/smart-all.cfg on the flash drive.

 

You *could* have corruption.  It's hard to tell exactly.

 

You'll have to reboot and then we'll go from there.

I don't see /config/smart-all.cfg, only /config/smart-one.cfg. Is that a problem?

[GUI partially unresponsive]

I'm having issues to where my unRAID GUI is partially unresponsive. I can click the tabs at top (dashboard, main, shares, users, etc.) but I cant click anything inside the tabs. 

 

I have errors like this all over the GUI.

Warning: syntax error, unexpected '"' in /boot/config/smart-one.cfg on line 3 in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/CustomMerge.php on line 20

Warning: Use of undefined constant disk - assumed 'disk' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/DashUpdate.php on line 132

 

I'm unable to make a backup of the flash drive through the GUI. I pulled out the drive and made a copy of the drive on a windows PC. Will this be OK for a backup?

 

Diagnostic log is attached.

I'm very limited on my knowledge of unRAID so any help would be appreciated.

tower-diagnostics-20210906-0837.zip

[Disk errors after power failure]

On 10/20/2019 at 8:05 PM, trurl said:

Disk1 has some pending and other issues. I would replace it.

 

Cache has a large number of reallocated. I would replace that one also.

 

You should see SMART warnings about those disks on the Dashboard.

 

Other disks SMART looks OK. Check connections, power and SATA, both ends, power splitters. Could be bad cables.

 

Why are you using these old and unreliable disks in your server and no parity? Do you really not care about any of this data?

Most of the data is replaceable. I would prefer not to lose it, but no biggie either way. 

I built my original server 4 or 5 yrs ago and has pretty much been touch free the entire time. Basically it was only used as a Plex server.

I finally decided i wanted to upgrade unraid and had to upgrade hardware to something 64bit.

Scored a free pc from work and set up unraid and swapped my drives over. I knew the drives were old and actually surprised they lasted as long as they did.

I did try new SATA cables and checked other connections. Everything seemed good, but...i didn't have any errors on disk 1 until i swapped cables. I swapped the cables back and still get errors.

I threw in the the 4TB WD red drive which is brand new, in hopes to save some of the data. I have 2 more drives coming.

I'm starting to care more about my server now that i found the fun in it again. I'm finding more productive uses than just a Plex server.

UPS is on my list of things to get, along with a new case for easy upgrading.

 

[Disk errors after power failure]

I had a power outage a week ago , which caused a dirty shutdown of my unraid server.

I then noticed my cache drive and one of the storage disks were "unmountable: no file system"

In trying to troubleshoot the issue, but i ended up just reformatting the cache and storage disk. I'm not too worried about the data anyways.

I assumed the drive was failing, so i installed a 4TB WD Red, in preparation to discontinue use of the old seagate drives.

 

Now my other seagate storage drive is throwing alot of read errors and only 3 on the one i reformatted.

The cache drive is giving me this msg in the unraid GUI. Warning [TOWER] - udma crc error count is 181895626 TOSHIBA_MQ01ACF032_X3QLCRYVT (sdb)

But yet, the error count for the cache drive says 0 errors.

Are all these drives really dieing or am i missing something?

 

tower-diagnostics-20191020-1741.zip tower-smart-20191020-1303.zip