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  1. Parity Disk is disabled on boot

    GWEST replied to GWEST's topic in General Support
    Thanks JorgeB. That solved my issue.
  2. GWEST started following What is the command line process to kill unbalance and rsync? , Parity Disk is disabled on boot and Server crashing randomly after hardware upgrade.

  3. Parity Disk is disabled on boot

    GWEST posted a topic in General Support
    I opened my case to look for available ports to add a new drive. I did unplug a few cables and moved some cables around but everything reseated good. I booted and my parity drive was missing. I opened the case again and reseated those cables, now the parity drive is there but its disabled with a red x. Can anyone tell me if there is anything in the logs that might point to a solution? Greg srv-colossus-diagnostics-20220823-1836.zip

  4. [Plugin] unbalanced

    GWEST replied to jbrodriguez's topic in Plugin Support
    What is the command line process to kill unbalance and rsync? I am trying to scatter 2TB from one disk to a few others. I have unassigned the parity drive to speed the process but the transfer speed is still only 17MB/s it should be 4x that. I want to kill the process and troubleshoot the speed issue. My question is how does one do that. I know the GUI can't kill it but I have seen mention that it can be done via a terminal session. Can someone post step by step instructions, please? Thanks

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