did you find a solution to this bug? i am experiencing the same thing.
It only seems to happen when using the domain name. but this is an issue for me as i travel a lot.
Thank you,
That worked.
Now disk 1 is constantly throwing CRC errors.
Im gonna try to reseat it and put it into my JBOD on a different power supply etc.
If this doesnt work. How do a move forward with 2 disks needing a rebuild and disk 1 being a jerk.
I have since stopped the rebuild and restarted. here are the diagnostics after restarting after what happened above.
tower-diagnostics-20230331-1426.zip
Ok so i got to the step where i stop the array unassigned the disks, then restart the array in normal mode (it says Disks missing please replace asap). I stop the array reassigned them. and now its doing a data rebuild and disk 1 is immediately throwing errors. and its saying disk 5 and 14 are unmountable file system or no file system. when i start in maintenance mode i am no longer able to check the file system on these disks.
Ok i would be interested in this information. (the re-enable of disk 1)
If disks were to keep dropping could i just remove and replace said disks loose a lot of data and keep going?
I really appreciate your help with this. Let me know if there is a link i can use to buy you a beer.
here is the diagnostics of 3 emulated disks.
1 5 14
1 is a red X
5 and 14 each have the Triangle exclamation point.
In this case what do i do. Data preservation on these disks isn't crucial (all replaceable data)
tower-diagnostics-20230331-1238.zip
ok so basically disk 1 has become unmountable now.
So currently i have disk 1 - 5 - 14 down.
I started the array it started the rebuild process and now im not able to access my webgui.
I shut down the server blind and will post new diagonostics
IF anyone needs to shut down their server blind
1 Plug in a keyboard
2 put in root (enter) password (enter)
3 enter command "shutdown -h now"
in this scenario, if im unable to rebuild because of another disk failing. is the array toast? i have 2 parity drives.
Should i run the sync (data rebuild) in maintenance mode?
Ok this makes sense.
During rebuild a random disk will start throwing read errors and will completely kibosh the rebuild process.
first it was disk 8 now its disk 1.
hmmmm disk 8 seems to be having read/write errors on data rebuild.
could just be a power issue. should i let the rebuild run its course and figure out disk 8 afterwards?
tower-diagnostics-20230330-1505.zip
Yeah, Its asking for -L repair on the disk (5) im doing so now.
Should i do the same for disk 14 if it asks for the -L repair.
Once i finish this i should reboot or just start array and let it rebuild?
hi,
I have done so and the parity seems ok now. Though disk 8 is now having read errors. i did not touch this disk. This must be coming from wire/card. I will investigate this further and post a new diagonostic.
It has started rebuilding disk 5 and 14. Should i allow this? even tho they are in an 'unmountable' state?
tower-diagnostics-20230330-1351.zip
Hi guys,
This morning my server lost power.
I believe the UPS saved it and put it into a safe shutdown. The same cant be said for the JBOD attached to my unraid server.
Basically i have 2 drives that needed i file system repair which i did and restarted the array. The 2nd parity drive started to show errors
I am not amazing at unraid and fixing disk errors etc. as you can see from my post history. But i do have a basic understanding
I have attached my diagnostics. if anyone can chime in as to what i should do next it would be appreciated
tower-diagnostics-20230330-1317.zip
I will only have one parity drive. Since one of my parity drives is 'missing/dead'
Also I am still having the original problem of the Red X on drive 1 and 9, Both are present before i start the array.
Can these also be repaired? or will they be emulated from the one pairty?
Ok. I’m gonna test the drives one last time on a driver reader that I bought from Amazon. From there I will ask you how to do the new config.
I want to say I appreciate everything and everyone in this forum. It’s really great how you guys help us newbs
Yes I have tried that. I have 2 chassis and a lot of spare external hba and internal hba.
so I have tried the disks across 2 chassis with the same problems on the same disks.
more disks show up on my spare chassis so it has lead me to believe it is a backplane problem with the norco 4024 chassis.
Ok as it seems the drives are no longer good. I think my backplane might have fried them. In this case with loosing so many disks at once, Inc a parity. Is it just a start over scenario? (no i dont have a back up, This was mainly a media server with all replaceable content.)
can i safely plug them into my windows gaming pc?
would i just check in the bios?
sorry im fairly new, but do understand most concepts and instrucitons.
Ok
as of today I have replaced all sas cables and have tried to use different power supplies.
My problem has progressed. Since changing out all the wiring my chassis (norco 4224) isn’t recognizing a lot of disk.
I have swapped hba to test that.
have swapped sas expanders to check that
have hooked the hba direct to each back plane to test.
I even have a spare chassis (norco 4220)
And still some drives don’t show up.
let me know if I should post diagnostics. Tho I can’t start my array.