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[7.1.4] TL:DR on updating to a version greater than 7.0.1 one of my nvme drives is no longer found by the os causing the array to not come up. My system is built on an asus WS C621E SAGE motherboard. I am not using an unraid array, but I have 2 zfs nvme arrays. When upgrading to a newer version of unraid OS one of the 8tb nvme drive disappears and makes the array unable to come up. Once I revert to 7.0.1 everything is ok again. I've attached a screenshot, but please let me know if there's any more info needed. I have the diagnostic file saved so I can provide that as well. cerberus-diagnostics-20250714-1100.zip
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Well that makes me sad, but it's the answer I expected. Thanks for the info. I'll jam a usb drive in there for the array and make magic happen.
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Adding a couple pictures of the little guy in question.
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Hi, I'm in need of a little help/information. I'm looking to set up a back up nas with zfs now that unraid supports zfs. My goal is to do 1 pool, 3 vdevs, 4 disks per with 1 drive parity per vdev. I only have capacity (and a licence) for 12 drives for this box, so I'm using 12x 3.84tb SSDs. Is this even currently possible? I've seen a lot of info on using zfs for cache, but since I'm doing an all ssd nas, i have no use for a cache array. I've also read that ssds don't play well with normal unraid parity, so that's why I'm thinking it's best to avoid doing a normal unraid array. Any help or info is appreciated. fwiw my main unraid nas has this same zfs pool setup, but that box has an unlimted license and I put it together back before unraid supported zfs by using the plugin. (12 drives, 3 vdevs, 4x per vdev, 1 pool) On that machine i have 2x m.2 drives spoofing an unraid array in order to get docker, etc working. I'm hoping to not have to do the same on my backup nas as I don't have the space. Thanks.
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+1 from me. This would come in really handy on my new build.
