geekdomo

So. I tried to connect to the console and it was blank. No prompt. I then tried to write, nothing would show up. I jumped on my PC (I was on my Mac) and on my pc ALL OF MY DRIVES show up. Not sure what or how my Mac OS can be blocking the drives from showing (its still blank on my Mac) yet on my PC its absolutely fine. I can use it as normal. I am on Safari. Gonna try another browser. 

Microsoft Edge on my Mac works absolutely fine. I am sorry about this. It appears its some sort of OS browser issue. (oddly enough I am unable to upload any photos on safari to any web UI as well).
 

Let me summarize what the issue was for anyone that might fall down the rabbit hole I did in months/years to come. 
I had an older case without a proper backplane. During a simple install of a 10GB NIC upon reboot I noticed that I had a couple of drives with red * on them. They were my oldest drives so I assumed (incorrectly) that they somehow blew up during the install. I then tried to trouble shoot it through UNRAID whereas it was always a power issue. My case, being it didn't have a proper backplane and power distribution, I was using a daisy chain SATA power cable that split off from a standard SATA power connector. Somehow during the NIC install I must have broken one of the wires or traces? Not sure but that simple break caused me to chase issues that were not related to the OS. 

Solution:
I broke down and purchased a proper 12 slot 2u Rack chassis and reinstalled all of the drives. Initially upon boot 2 of the drives that had power issues during the troubleshooting were unmounted. I used the command xfs_repair /dev/md1 -L and xfs_repair /dev/md3 -L. This repaired the file system enough so that the parity could be written. 

Thanks to Turl and itimpi (although they came in later it was their post on fixing unmountable drive that I referred to when fixing these).