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  1. I recently added a new JBOD to my server as well as some new 1TB cache drives (configured BTRFS Raid 10). I  have been writing parity to a second parity drive when my cache failed rendering my dockers all dead. The drive on drive details tab shows "Unavailable - disk must be spun up", if you spin it up on the main page looks normal, but then go back to details and it has the same must be spun up message. I have had this problem a few times recently, which is how I ended up with only 7 drives in a raid 10 configuration for cache. I am currently trying to get mover to move all my files back the array so I can rebuild cache drives (and also manually moving them over to another unraid box). I have attached diagnostics.

     

    Oh yeah, I pulled the hot swap drive to see if it would come back and it did show back up in unassigned devices as drive "sdal", it was originally "sdj". Unassigned devices will not let me re assign the UUID to get the drive back in cache array while array is online. In the process I inadvertently pulled cache drive "sdp" which is now also in unassigned devices as "sdai", again will not allow to reassign UUID. With the normal array if a drive is pulled and then reinserted the array seems to bring it back but cache does not, is that due to raid 10/ unraid xfs parity differences?

     

    On another note, since the data should still be on those two cache drives, is there a way to add them back to cache without losing the data, everytime you adjust cache it just re-formats the drive has been my experience.

    tower-diagnostics-20200713-1414.zip

  2. I have been running HASSIO on a VM for over a year. I built a seperate machine for some seperation from my primary NAS (so CPU wouldnt impact performance of HASSIO). Hardware is a dell R820. I moved my .qcow2 over and had everything working great. Then I needed to shuffle drives, so I replaced parity drives did a parity rebuild and removed some data drives (replaced SSDs with spindles, to utilize the SSDs in a cache arrangement). Following that move my VMs will not function. I tried building a new libvirt.iso file and even made a new share for the libvirt.iso, thinking maybe i messed up that share when I moved files. I now am getting evidence of booting in VNC but I keep getting these ballooning errors, and I havent found anywhere on here how to address it. I attached a photo and my diagnostics.

     

    Thanks!

    balloon vnc errors screen.png

    tower2-diagnostics-20200707-0935.zip

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