zefie

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  1. Yeah, I forgot step 17: Parity check with "Write corrections to parity" checked
  2. Hi, I am having this problem, but the wiki page was removed. Here is what happened: 1) a few disks are USB 2) accidently unpowered external USB hub while Unraid was running 3) Unraid got upset 4) repowered hub and rebooted 5) 2 disks are "Unmountable" 6) did xfs_repair on sdX1 for both drives, xfs_repair was successful 7) Unraid still says unmountable 8 ) reboot 9) Unraid still says unmountable 10) stop array, start array with those two disks as "none" 11) stop array, start array with the disks configured again 12) Finishes, Unraid still says unmountable, but changed from red X to blue square 13) Parity wants to restore, allow it. 14) Parity restore finishes, Unraid still says unmountable Update: Apparently I was most of the way there. To finish: 15) xfs_repair the drives again after parity restore 16) reboot
  3. Thanks! The bash script on its own is useless without the customized Pico MicroPython code (included in the rar). The bash script just sends data over the USB Serial port exposed by the Pico, with custom formatting I made up to handle stuff like moving the cursor on the LCD, clearing the LCD, etc. Plus, I could do better at documenting what each part of the script does, but I kinda threw the release (and video) together in 30 min just to post this thread😅
  4. I wrote a little bash script to interface with a MicroPython program on a Pi Pico with a 1602 LCD to display information, such as: Unraid Version, Hostname/IP, UPS Status, Disk Space. Video if interested (a link to my code is in the video description): I was wondering if there was a way to check for updates to Unraid via the CLI, so that I could incorporate a daily check into my script.