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Report Comments posted by LammeN3rd
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BTW, the HBA330 and H330 are from a HW perspective basically the same card, the HBA330 is a better card for Unraid when you use SAS drives because it has a much higher queue depth for SATA drives it does not really matter.
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All drives are connected via a 26 port SAS expander backplane (8 ports to H330 and 18 for disks)
the system fully supports SAS but I only use SATA drives and have never had any issue with spindown (one of the main reasons I use unRAID
without aggressive spin-down the average power usage is at least 50% higher
I still run 6.9.2 (server is remote and until I have the iKVM connected again I don't dare to do remote upgrades
P.S. the HW is a Dell Poweredge T630 so that should be extremely similar to your R530. All the firmware is u2date but I have been running this system for about 5 years and never had any of the issues you describe
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I don't have a HBA330 but I'm running unRAID on a H330 in HBA mode for the last 5 years and have never had this issue.
no special settings or mods just a fairly plan 6.9.2 no-matter how i start the parity check I get around 200MB/s per disk (as long as there is no other IO)
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16 hours ago, limetech said:
This is Settings/Disk Settings/Tunable (poll_attributes)
This determines how often to issue 'smartctl' commands to the storage devices in order to read the temperatures. The 'smartctl' program issues a couple special commands to a storage device to read the SMART data. Typically with HDD's not only will this spin them up (if spun down) but will also flush and pause the I/O queue and send the r/w heads to the inner cylinder of the drive. This is a pretty large disruption in I/O flow and if it happens too often can result in 'glitching' when reading a video stream for example.
The default value of '1800' means 30 min between polls. Probably you want to ask, "If a fan fails, how long before a drive burns up?" and set the poll_interval lower than that
You can set it really low, like to 10 sec, and watch your HDD activity LED's burst with activity every 10 sec as 'smartctl' does it's thing.
Other notes:
- If a drive is already spun-down when it's time to read it's temperature, we skip issuing 'smartctl' so as not to spin the drive up.
- Whenever a HDD is spun-up, either via command or new I/O to the device, after the spin-up has completed, we'll use 'smartctl' to read the temperature.
- Clicking on a device from the Main page will issue 'smartctl' in order to obtain and report the current SMART data for that device. This will result in spinning up a spun-down HDD.
- Even though 'smartctl' itself generates I/O to a drive, that I/O is not counted toward "activity" for purposes of spinning down the drive as a result of inactivity.
please add this to the help notes in Unraid, when I started with Unraid I googled around for this info and having it in the help text will help a lot of new users
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found a few more places with the same issue, these are all places I found:
- opening log from top right corner
- opening the log of an individual VM
- Settings --> VM Manager --> View Libvirt LOG
- opening Console from a Docker (both from docker tab as well as Dashboard)
The following places do not have the issue and work as normal:
- opening Terminal from top right corner
- opening a docker log from docker tab
if I find any others I will update
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systemlog under the tools tab works fine, so no reason to switch browsers just yet
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13 minutes ago, meep said:
I note deprecation of AFP from 6.9.Is there any impact on maintaining TimeMachine volumes?Thanksnevermind, I found a rather testy exchange on the matter across in another thread.
I guess I'll be doing my own research ;-(
Before unRaid 6.7.x I used AFP but had a lot of issue's with the introduction of unRaid 6.7.x time-machine over SMB works flawless!
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Just upgraded from RC7, no issues
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6 hours ago, limetech said:
The code is not in place to fix this yet, just the packages required for a fix. I only have limited SAS h/w to test with and so far things not working correctly but I think it might be an issue with the enclosure I'm using.
Do you need the SAS drives to be part of the array? I have some SAS drives laying around that I can add to my server they are just not part of the array (connected via an SAS expander to a Dell H330 SAS controller.)
If this suffices for your test let me know and I will upgrade / run it tonight (EU time).
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upgraded from RC6, no isues so far!
Keep up the good work!!
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Updated from RC5 and running since this morning without issues!
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I know you're joking but for an price increase inline with current pricing I'm happy to upgrade my Pro licence to Ultra with added support for multiple cache pools
6 hours ago, bonienl said:You need to upgrade to tier 4 "ULTRA" -- unlimited cache pools. Price $499
Trying something new...
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Sounds like a great Idea, having all changes in a single topic without any noise is very nice and it makes sure bug reports are where they need to be and not buried somewhere and forgotten.