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Also the SuperO IPMI event log is empty!

OK. Between my posting that, and now, the server crashed AGAIN. SIGH. Attaching Sislog, which is the full log, And Syslog Crash, with is the logs beginning right from the end of the last log. I'm also uploading the full diagnostics. What may have brought on the instability may be enabling of bifurcation? I just don't understand why that would cause this?! @.@ Unassigned is also throwing/spamming a new error. Ugh. Feb 27 19:22:13 SwiftServer root: error: /plugins/unassigned.devices/UnassignedDevices.php: wrong csrf_token syslog.log syslog-Lastlog-Crash.log swiftserver-diagnostics-20220227-1921.zip

The server appears to have an unclean shutdown every day, but not every 24 hours, for some reason. I don't see anything... But maybe someone here will. I have not even a clue why my server is power cycling. syslog.log

I Set it to Localhost. And it appears to be working. The server was all good yesterday, went to sleep, woke up to the OS hanging on boot. Must have powered down again last night. Ugh. Reset the system again, and got it to boot. It appears that the OS crashed around 3AM, and hung in the boot process around 8, and then when I reset the system. Here are the lines that pop up in the log. Thank god the Parity Rebuild for the durrped Disk 6 completed before it crashed!

So, I got my server up. And I enabled Syslog Server. Set it to dump a syslog into Appdata, but nothing is in Appdata. Is there a setting I've done wrong?

Yeah, I appear to now be getting a cascade of errors. It ran fine all day yesterday, but this morning I powered on my system, and Disk 6 was turned offline. Apparently the CMC Error count had gone high for some reason so the OS shut down the drive. Powered off my server, re-seated the SATA power, and data cable, turned the server back on, and now it loads the OS, and freezes when I try to login to the web interface. I'm continuing to troubleshoot.

Cool, I didn't know about Syslog Server, thanks. I've enabled it. My SuperO Motherboard also has IPMI, so I'm going to monitor the IPMI's event log, and perhaps that might shed some light?

I figure I should upload a log after I've started the server, so I have done so. Here is the log after the server has been started. syslog.txt

A few days ago, I was tinkering with my server, and upgraded it with an ASUS Hyper M.2 X16 PCIe 3.0 X4 Expansion Card V2, retiring the single nvme riser that my cache is on, as well as upgrade my cache drive from an old 500GB SKHynix to the current (Retired from my gaming PC) Samsung Evo Pro 1TB. I originally left the SK Hynix SSD in the Hyper, but have been having strange issues with it for a while, where it would hang on S.M.A.R.T but when I had it connected as Cache would run with no problems, except when I checked its S.M.A.R.T, it would hang, and casue a shutdown. After I moved it to being my Docker Storage device, my server would be up and randomly power cycle, and is still doing it. At this time, I have absolutely zero idea as to why it is power cycling. Its doing it a bit randomly between 6 hours, and about 12 hours of up time, and I can't figure out why. Can one of you masters take a peek at my log and potentially sus out why the system is randomly doing an unclean power cycle? Thanks guys! Hardware specs are in my sig. Running the latest stable release of UnRaid syslog.txt

Hey guys! I know this is an old post, but my question has to do with this. I installed my array with an older 5200RPM 1TB, and I want to eventually upgrade that older 1TB with a 7200RPM 6TB. Is there any way I can install the 6TB alongside the 1TB, and have the data transferred gracefully from the old drive onto the new drive so a rebuild isn't necessary? I assumed that if I leave the old drive installed, unassigned it, and assign the new drive, it would transfer the data from the old drive to the new drive. I want to make sure that would happen.

Aha! It works now. Thanks! And thanks everyone, I'm very much new to UnRaid. But so far I love it! Can't wait until my 10TB Parity Drive comes in.

I doubt that'll work, because I nuked my nuked my shares, in an attempt to just get VM's working, and go from there. I'm still getting "Libvirt Service failed to start." even after making all custom directories in my VM Directory custom share. For some reason it doesn't seem to be generating the Libvirt file. And/or when it is, its corrupted? I'm currently generating my diagnostics file. I'll reply/edit this post when its generated, and I've uploaded it to Google Drive.

I've deleted it, and tried to re-create it a dozen times. I can easily rebuild my VM's. How I've done it, is Settings -> VM Manager -> Libvirt storage location -> Delete Image File But doing that has made no difference.

Continuing to troubleshoot. I reinstalled the OS. Didn't help. I think it might just be best to rebuild the Shares? According to that, something is horribly wrong.

I'm running into this issue now. Obviously getting a Mount Error. Any Ideas?