Joshewing02

I currently have this same issue. Did you ever get this fixed?

Are you able to Boot or is it shutting down? I just had a similar issue on Windows 11 after the UNRAID OS/VIRTIO/using OVMF TMP Bios. If I used VNC graphics card and no sound card it booted up.. Going to see if I can get it to boot after installing the new VIRTIO Drivers

Just messed with a few items and got it to boot. Changed Graphics Card to VNC Changed Sound Card to None Now it boots and I can at least use RDT to connect off another PC. Curious if I need to change or install something to get my GPU to pass through again. Unsure why it booted once. It did take like 3 tries and one Force Shutdown to get it to boot.

After upgrading to 6.10.0-rc3o and following the steps here to get Windows 11 installed. Install went fine and then started some of the windows updates. After 'Restarting" I noticed the VM never booted back up. Went into UNRAID VM tab and noticed it was "Stopped". Tried starting it and per normal my first CPU "18" goes to 100% for 30 sec or so then the VM would boot appropriately. This time and every time since it seems to stall out and shut itself down. Any support would be appreciated. 2022-03-16T15:39:08.489047Z qemu-system-x86_64: terminating on signal 15 from pid 8967 (/usr/sbin/libvirtd) 2022-03-16 15:39:15.937+0000: shutting down, reason=shutdown Attached diagnostics to support the help. PC is in the middle of a Parity Check but don't see how that should impact it. 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<driver name='vfio'/> <source> <address domain='0x0000' bus='0xb6' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </source> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x0d' function='0x0'/> </hostdev> <hostdev mode='subsystem' type='pci' managed='yes'> <driver name='vfio'/> <source> <address domain='0x0000' bus='0xd8' slot='0x00' function='0x2'/> </source> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x06' function='0x2'/> </hostdev> <hostdev mode='subsystem' type='pci' managed='yes'> <driver name='vfio'/> <source> <address domain='0x0000' bus='0xd8' slot='0x00' function='0x3'/> </source> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x06' function='0x3'/> </hostdev> <memballoon model='none'/> </devices> </domain> ewing-diagnostics-20220316-0856.zip

Fixed. My issue was not actually an IP conflict. Link to my issue. My MariaDB was not accessing my MySql

Had to change my static IP address on my network when resetting up my new network. Everything works properly for all my apps and VM's and Dockers with the exception of NextCloud. When I try to access via WebUI I get "Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator if this error reappears multiple times, please include the technical details below in your report. More details can be found in the server log." Trying to find out what is wrong or even where to start. I don't think I need to change any settings in the MariaDB Docker but I have changed the \appdata\nextcloud\www\nextcloud\config\config.php to the new IP address from .125 to .45 Not sure where to go from here. Appreciate the help.

Any chance of getting a Horizontal Rack Mount Supermicro SYS-7049P-TRT 4U Server.

Hello, trying to get some insight on how to address my situation. I had some hardware failures/issues a few weeks ago regarding my sata controller. Got a uncountable drive on (3) drives in my array. Unfortunately those were the ones that had most my data. I have corrected and had to use Repair XFS per the unraid wiki. It was able to repair and created a folder called lost+found. Was able to go through all drives and run XFS Repair to gather all the lost+found items. I have since gone through and renamed all the items it found. Unfortunalty there are still many movie files missing. I noticed since Plex no shows these as unavailable. So now I have the array offline and pulled the disk out and connected to another pc and running a long scan using File Scavenger 5.3 to hopefully find some files (assuming I have to do this 3 times for all those drives). The ETA is 80 hours to complete a 10TB HDD. I have (2) followup questions. 1. Has anyone had any luck with this method or suggest another? 2. Since the scan with the disk removed is going to take 80 hours is it safe to start the array with disk 3 missing? I do not plan on writing anything to any of the shares in the meantime. I understand the parity should allow me to use my server with no backup and simulate disk 4. Any thoughts on starting up the array tonight so I can access some school work items I need on the VM drives.

Yea it is just black forever. Every once in a while it will actually boot after like 5 min. Typically never actually boots just hangs at 100% on both bios types ovmf and seabios

Sorry must have missed that. Turns out the folder names are jiberesh but the files are all named correctly inside so it appears easy to restore them. I'll start chipping away and see if my a couple movies come back. Of course the only one I know of is the one my son wanted to watch tonight. Wall E. @trurl Thank you for your assistance on all this. Waiting for my new Dual Core Xeon setup to be ready. Going to just go back to intel and build the TR 3990X into a now way over powered Gaming Machine in Windows.

Yea not really sure what I mean either since I haven't dealt with this. I wasn't sure how the lost and found folder even came to be so I was wondering if I could force whatever I did previously to get those. I also have not made it through every sub folder in Lost and Found yet to put them back where they go.

Okay now for the next issue. It appears that when my disks were "Unmountable no file system" It is missing some movies now. In plex they show as "Unavailable" not all but some. Lost and found appears to just be TV shows that also went missing. Is there away to force a scan on the other disks and see what it can recover?

Well it finished successfully. However I did appear to lose my "VM Storage" Share on the rebuild. But I can grab that off my Virtual machine and get the data off of the 6TB Drive I'm hoping. Just upgraded to 3.9 Beta 25. IOMMU groups are WAY better this way. Hoping I can make this thing stable enough to use. First time with AMD and its been a rough go. Thank you.

Thanks for this info. I here is to hoping this LSI HBA Card solves the issue. It’s currently at 72% so it’s moving at least. I’m thinking due to all the issues I have been having with this new setup I may just turn it into a TR Gaming Machine on its own for my kids to share. I’ll go back to a duel XEON setup for the server since that ran great since day 1. @JorgeB in regards to the iommu groups I did notice that almost every single item was broken out in its own group. Made it very difficult to pass Controllers through to my bare metal VM. I appreciate that. Maybe I’ll play around with those settings first. I'm getting ahead of myself. Let’s see how this recovery goes first!

After reboot again tried mounting the drive and noticed the following since it would not mount again. Pic of monitor. then I threw in the IT Mode HBA cards and some new cables again. I’ll try rebuilding this way.

Also replaced all SATA cables this morning not necessarily trying to make neat. I'll grab a pic in a few min. I actually have (1) spare spot on the motherboard so I can swap to that.

I don't. I do however have a NEW - LSI Broadcom SAS 9300-8i 8-port 12Gb/s SATA+SAS PCI-Express 3.0 Low Profile Host Bus Adapter and also a LSI 9211-8i P20 IT Mode for ZFS FreeNAS unRAID Dell H310 6Gbps SAS HBA I have not put in the system. Also just took the 6TB and rebooted and left it in Unassigned devices. Booted my windows VM un unraid and shared the contents. All was well and I could access the drive and then I tried to delete the BIOS file I was suspecting of being corrupt. File said deleted but then I lost all connection to the drive. Would not remount in unassigned devices. Going to see if I can grab the data off it and leave that file alone. you suggest me trying either of the HBAs?

After reboot I have the attached I copied as well. Parity Read:Check History.xlsx

All Sata drives are connected to the onboard sata ports on my new Asus Zenith II Extreme Alpha. I don't have. I honestly feel like there is (1) corrupt File which is causing all this. when trying to recover. Also noticed disk 4 had a ton of errors now. Hopefully you can see from the diagnostic file.

Well this totally sucks. Failed again at 57% this time. Grabbed the diagnostics attached before shutting down. Where to go from here???? ewing-diagnostics-20200906-1756.zip

30% complete and going well. I have not started anything and am just letting it do its thing. One thing to note is that I did have a Share folder called "VM Storage". I noticed even though disk 5 is "emulated" currently. I cannot see my "VM Storage" share anymore. I do however have a new share called "lost+found". Any thoughts what this could be? The fact that I got a "Disk 5 Read error" not just on the 6tb existing drive but again on the 10tb makes me feel the issue is not the drive. Now that I already assigned the 10TB to disk 5's space I know I cant go back and put the 6tb in but can I plug the sata drive into another PC and pull the data off this 6TB drive? Just incase the parity rebuild doesn't rebuild the VM Storage Data?

One other thing I should note is that the file I was copying to my "VM Storage" share located only on disk 5 was the VGA Bios i had just dumped following space invade one's tutorial. Everything was fine until I moved it from my Root Folder into a different sub folder. It was not but 5 min after that I go the original Disk 5 disabled note read/write fail.

@JorgeB Thanks for the pointers on fixing the XFS format. I got it back and running at least as mountable. I installed all new SATA cables to the motherboard SATA ports for all drives. Then I also booted into maintenance mode and Terminal SSH in and ran the following for the NEW 10TB drive. # Destory all partition data structures (just be to extra sure) sgdisk -Z /dev/md5 # Create new UnRAID Partition parted /dev/md5 --script -- mklabel gpt parted -a optimal /dev/md5 --script -- mkpart primary xfs 0% 100% # Format XFS mkfs.xfs -f /dev/md5 Started the array again and now it is Parity Sync Data Rebuild. If it fails again I will grab the Diags. I am not going to start anything and just let it run at this point. This all happened when transferring a file onto that disk. I'm a little worried the file was corrupt and couldn't write correctly and now every time it tries to put that file back on it getting the same problem. I don't know that may just be paranoia as it had just finished moving the file the my Share folder and then I got the disabled alert.

Got it. I had already shut down. Will keep you posted.

Thanks. Just woke up to find that is says Disk Read error on Disk 5 again even though it is brand new. Not really sure where to go from here. Going to swap out the Sata Cables this morning. I also have a HBA controller I can throw in later I guess.