shaunmccloud

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  1. 6 minutes ago, itimpi said:

    Are you talking about adding the old parity drive as an additional drive or are you replacing an existing data drive.

    Replacing an existing data drive that died. But I can't use the 14TB drive I ordered as a data drive with 10TB parity drives.

     

    I have two 10TB parity drives. 

  2. I had an 8TB data drive due today. Ordered a 14TB replacement, then realized I only have 10TB parity drives. Can I drop the 14TB drive in place of one of my parity drives and rotate that parity drive to a data drive without losing any data since I have two parity drives?

  3. 19 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

    Try just one, if the same swap with the other, note that you must run at least two checks to confirm if the issue is still there or not, 1st might still find errors, 2nd one can't.

    Should have said, one of my SAS controllers is onboard.  So to be able to replace both of them I would have to get a 16 port controller.  But I will replace the one I can with my cross flashed H330 (IT mode) as a start.  If I have to, I will pick up a new 16 port HBA and new cables (since most 16 port I can find on eBay use the newer connector type).

  4. 7 hours ago, JorgeB said:

    It may be the same amount but they are in different sectors, also a lot of them sequentially to be a transient RAM issue, most likely culprits would be a controller or a disk, if it's a disk it can be a pain to find it, because you'd basically need to re-test after removing/replacing one disk at a time, if you have a different controller you could use I would start there.

    I can replace one of my controllers, but not both of them.  I am out of PCIe ports to swap out two controllers :(

  5. 2 minutes ago, trurl said:

    That is what the flash drive is all about, so of course it needs to be working well for that.

    Since I stated having disk errors, I've had issues saving settings.  Which is why I thought it might cause the disk issues.

  6. I'm currently running a new pre-clear on it.  Once it is done I will do that.  Although my thought is if it finishes the pre-clear successfully, it shouldn't be a connection issue (i.e. I am wondering if it is from the Nvidia card, even though I have an 850 watt PSU in it).

  7. 4 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

    DNS issues can cause that from what I've seen. There's one common situation where if you're running a DNS server on unraid e.g. pi-hole you should NOT use it for unraid itself.

    I am running pfSense as a vm on unRAID, but it has never been an issue before.

  8. For some reason, I am unable to install plugin updates on my unRAID box.  I get notifications that they are available to install, so that is working but when I go to the Plugin tab it just sits and says checking until I close the browser.  I am currently having IPv6 issues at home, could that be part of why it isn't working?  I am running 6.10.3.

  9. I have a Seagate Enterprise Capacity 6TB drive (ST6000NM0034) that will not spin down.  Anything I can provide to help determine why I will do my best to.

     

    I see the following in my syslog.

     

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    Jul 20 09:54:09 BB-8 SAS Assist v0.85: Spinning down device /dev/sdg
    Jul 20 09:54:27 BB-8 emhttpd: read SMART /dev/sdg
    Jul 20 09:54:39 BB-8 kernel: mdcmd (37): set md_write_method 0
    Jul 20 09:54:39 BB-8 kernel: