wirenut

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  1. I had a similar issue with my Smart D1. I had to delete the shortcut on my favorites screen and then cold boot the dune for it to see my shares again. Been fine and working normal since.
  2. SUPERMICRO MBD-X8SIL-F-O Linux 3.9.11p-unRAID. root@Tower:~# ifconfig eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:25:90:69:44:42 inet addr:192.168.0.222 Bcast:192.168.0.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:113028557 errors:0 dropped:2627 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:82137354 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:114413550893 (106.5 GiB) TX bytes:105962295138 (98.6 GiB) Interrupt:16 Memory:fb5e0000-fb600000 lo Link encap:Local Loopback inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:65536 Metric:1 RX packets:6733 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:6733 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:0 RX bytes:972850 (950.0 KiB) TX bytes:972850 (950.0 KiB)
  3. I have similar performance hit results with my seagate drives as well. my WD, hitatchi and samsung drives do not.
  4. just upgraded to new web gui. is there supposed to be a "plugins tab"? running v2014.01.24a on v5.0.5
  5. keep getting 504 gateway time-out error when I press the buy button.
  6. New flash drive. Tom will issue a license based on the GUID you enter into the web form. He must be able to find you as a current customer based on the email you submit. so... am I walking through this correctly? 1. copy current flash to new flash drive of choice, 2. boot server with this new flash to retrieve GUID from main page, 3. copy GUID to order form and send off to Tom, 4. boot server with original flash drive and all is well. 5. wait for new license key to arrive...
  7. repeats for each disk, and does complete for all drives. Is this expected behavior? ran as diskspeed.sh -i 3 Performance testing parity drive at 3811 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3809 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3807 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3805 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3803 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3801 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3799 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3797 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3795 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3793 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3791 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3789 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3787 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3785 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3783 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3781 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3779 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3777 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3775 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3773 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3771 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3769 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3767 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3765 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3763 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3761 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3759 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3757 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3755 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3753 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3751 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3749 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3747 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3745 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3743 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3741 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3739 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3737 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3735 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3733 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3731 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3729 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3727 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Performance testing parity drive at 3725 GB (hit end of disk) (100%), pass 1 of Parity: 140 MB/sec avg
  8. Ran it tonight on my server. It worked perfectly now and tested all disks. THANKS!
  9. Telnet into your server and log in. Then enter the following command: cp /proc/mdcmd /boot/mdcmd.txt Then you'll be able to use Windows Explorer to navigate to your UNRAID server and mdcmd.txt will be in the "flash" share. Got it. I was close, but still learning slowly. Thanks! here ya go. [dont know if this is useful or not but the graph does list the disks not being tested.] mdcmd.txt
  10. yes but i will need some instruction. I tried to figure out how to do it but have failed. I am a beginner level.
  11. Thanks for this, curious how fast or slow my current mixture of disks actually are. please see my results, any help why it doesnt test past drive 9? DS_Results.txt
  12. The drives arrived today [late but that's another story] I'm going with Joe's advice. He suggests it, he authored it, minimize the risk. Thanks for the input!
  13. I'd use the extra parameters.... or risk running out of memory. (does not matter how much RAM you have, you only have s much "low" memory. Type "free -l" to see. Joe L. And the results are: total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 16621676 10599556 6022120 0 220488 10108652 Low: 766500 459460 307040 High: 15855176 10140096 5715080 -/+ buffers/cache: 270416 16351260 Swap: 0 0 0 Not sure what it all means. Is it good, bad, average? Am I at risk of running out of memory if I didn't? To run it correctly for two passes i would type "preclear_disk.sh -r 65536 -w 65536 -b 2000 -c -2 /dev/sdX" Yes? Does using these extra parameters have any effect on the overall time it will take? [im guessing around 80 hours] Just want to learn more. Thanks for the reply Joe.
  14. Thanks for the responses. I wait hoping Joe has an opportunity to provide input.
  15. The configuration tutorial reads If you are pre-clearing multiple drives it is recommended you also use the optional "-r" "-w" and "-b" options when preclearing multiple drives with these suggested values -r 65536 -w 65536 -b 2000. Is this still a valid/necessary suggestion with version 5? I am running v5.02 and have 8GB Ram installed and plan to clear three 4TB drives concurrently. I've done three 2TB drives in the past with no issue but thought I'd ask before I did my first 4TB drives.
  16. That's why they are optional. Which is why I beleive that basic email alerting (Disk Full, Overheat, Parity Check Required, Disk with errors, etc...) should be included in the base product. yes yes
  17. yes that would be the one garycase is mentioning. i have the 2TB size and they are very nice drives. I'm monitoring the price waiting to pounce on 3 or 4 of these myself.
  18. Today its Neweggs turn... 48 hour deal $99.99 With Promo Code: EMCYTZT3882 Free Shipping! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822178391&Tpk=Seagate%20NAS%20HDD%20ST2000VN000%202TB&IsVirtualParent=1
  19. This is what I did and it worked just fine.
  20. I thought the same for PSU construction that a standard spec is used to build and should just "work" and Seasonic is supposed to be the undisputed "best". I would be inclined to think it was the MB if I had not tried a corsair from buddies willing to help trouble shoot and they worked as expected. I still have one in my rig as my friend is waiting for a replacement video card. Seasonic has contacted me and stated they are sending me an X760 today as a replacement. Hopefully that will be the end of it.