superderpbro
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I reinstalled it and set it to do nothing. Removed all hashes and logs. Be nice to actually uninstall it though!
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I bought some WD Red Plus drives.. 3x4TB. Should i just pull all the data off the array, remove the old drives and start a new array? I have no idea what the best way to do this is.....
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They weren't kidding when they said it takes a long time, lol.. Figured it would be how long it takes to do a parity check... it's been almost 30 hours now heh
EDIT: Still going................................... lol
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Yea, i did a bit of research and will be buying all CMR.
What is the best way to replace all discs and keep data? I cant figure it out...
Removing and rebuilding one at a time seems silly with my very old drives.
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That's how i uninstalled it .. in 2018.. i have logs and hashes from this month going back until then
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*sigh* Its been running for 6 hours. Will see if it worked when i get up..
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Be nice to know... *sigh* its been going since 2018 when i (thought i) uninstalled it ..
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Is the "target is busy" part a problem?
EDIT: Seems to be working?
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Most of the cheaper drives seem to be SMR these days. Would that be OK for me if i don't write a lot of data all the time? I really don't write to the array all that much. I do a small amount of, torrenting and NZBing, directly onto it though. Anything else I need to worry about with SMR? Should i just spend the extra on CMR?
All of my current drives have been spinning for almost six years. I want to replace all of them before problems start. I want to keep all my data. I don't want to rebuild each drive one by one. My luck that would kill enough drives to loose data. What is the best way to do this?
Also, my current cache SSD is at 42TBW and also has nearly six years of power on time. It's an MX300 275GB. Crucial says its endurance is 80TBW. If I buy some new drives should I also replace it? Was looking at a cheap 480GB BX drive.. I don't really need the DRAM of the more expensive ones. Again, I don't write too much on the cache. It only runs a few dockers (PLEX, Sonnar and NZBGet) and a single, very low use, Win7 VM. I don't even write to the SSD and then use mover. I just write directly to the array.
Cheers
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Thanks again
Are there any good guides on safely moving the data? "Inside" the server. Or should i pull it off and put it back on?
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Thanks. Can unspecified read errors cause corruption? I've tested every file, that had a checksum or torrent to recheck, that MC says is on disc4. They are all ok. I checksum a lot of stuff, but not everything.
I don't really trust using this server with a questionable disc anymore. How do i just remove it permanently? I dont need the space. Keeping the data of course, heh.
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Been stuck at 90% for hours
Anyways, my cache SSD is at 42TBW and is 5.5 years old (24/7) now. Crucial says its endurance is 80TBW. If i buy some new drives should i also replace it?
Of course after I typed that it finished. Without errors. What do i do now?
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How is this plugin fully uninstalled? I thought i did years ago but i just happend across its hashes and logs and its been.. hashing and loging for.. years... lol
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Heh, no worries
Takes SO loooong. lol
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Disk1 is reporting errors too?!
I dont spin my disks down. I also dont transfer much data .. *shrug* I may change it once i get all this sorted.
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Disk4 is the one im running the test on.
Too late to change now (Highwater)? Is it a big difference?
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I never spin down and i am 60% into an extended test.
I was in there 3 days ago. Upgrading the RAM. Maybe i bumped a cable? IF that is it.. odd that it took days to error tho .. one can hope! hehe
Also.. its Disk4.. or 5 if you count parity?
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Well, i had planned to down size. I have 5 6TBs (1 parity) and only 2.8TB of data on the server now. I stopped hording.
Plus i I feel like my drives are so old I'll kill one during the rebuild lol
Could I somehow take it out of the array? Take what data I can off it, put the data into the correct shares (of the other drives), and never add it back? I don't need it. lol
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Woke up to an email from my server saying 23 read errors on 1 disc.
Event: Unraid array errors
Subject: Warning [UNDERP] - array has errors
Description: Array has 1 disk with read errors
Importance: warningDisk 4 - WDC_WD60EZRZ-00GZ5B1_WD-WXN1H26LW7ET (sdg) (errors 23)
Didn't have time to take a look until now. I'm in the middle of an extended test on the drive but I've attached the diagnostics.
Funny.. I was just thinking the other day that I should replace all discs before something goes wrong. My server has been running without problems for longer than I usually like to run spinning discs (most discs have been spinning for 5.5 years-ish). I feel like buying all new discs (including cache SSD) and copying everything over... but money is tight and I'm not even sure how to go about doing that, lol. Sucks not knowing which, if any, files may be corrupt on the disc with errors.
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That is WAY over my head
.. im just going to give up now. Been faffing around with it for 2 days lol.
Thanks for your detailed rely
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Is there a way to use this for Blue Bubbles? I have tried many times and whenever i get up and running imessage does not work. When i try any of the spoofing giudes i cant get past the "check coverage part" .. actually, i've never been able to get past that part when following the video guide... I always get this ..
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Finnally got it "working." Installed Blue Bubbles, restarted the VM, and now it pegs the CPU to 100% and just sits on the black boot screen with the white apple, for hours.
Edit: ran the script thing and its booting now
Buying a few new drives.. advice?
in Storage Devices and Controllers
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I have all my important stuff backed up in multiple places. It totals less than 30GB. I could lose everything on my server and technically be ok. But it would be VERY annoying, heh.
6 year old HDDs is just asking for trouble. But no .. no reason other than age. Parity drive is 47517 (5y, 5m, 2d, 21h) old. So are most of the others.