Hi ,

I've updated my go script to look like this :

#!/bin/bash
# Start the Management Utility
/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

# determine if disk1 drive online, retry upto 7 times
for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
do
    if [ ! -d /mnt/disk1 ]  
then  
	sleep 10
fi
done

# If disk1 drive is online, start SABNzbd
if [ -d /mnt/disk1 ]; then
  # Start SABnzbd and sickbeard
  installpkg /mnt/disk1/.custom/sabdep/SABnzbdDependencies-1.3-i486-unRAID.tgz
  python /mnt/disk1/.custom/sabnzbd/SABnzbd.py -d -s 192.168.0.50:88
  nohup python /mnt/disk1/.custom/sickbeard/SickBeard.py &
fi

 

I've also dl around 2gb files using sabnzbd to disk1/.custom/sabnzbd/downloads

 

I've restarted my unraid server and now look at the attach picture , drives are missing.

 

I've deleted everything from the go script except emhttp and now all looks like working again (except disk1 data rebuild)

 

Any idea why ?!

Look closer... You've somehow ended up with the old parity drive assigned as data1. (Or connected it to the port data1 used to be on)

 

Be VERY careful... Use the "devices" page to assign the disks back to their correct slots in the array.  when you do the array should show all indicators as "green" and let you start the array.

 

Joe L.

Look closer... You've somehow ended up with the old parity drive assigned as data1. (Or connected it to the port data1 used to be on)

 

Be VERY careful... Use the "devices" page to assign the disks back to their correct slots in the array.  when you do the array should show all indicators as "green" and let you start the array.

 

Joe L.

 

Only when I deleted the go script content (except emhttp.py) it all came back to work.

 

Any idea why ?!

Look closer... You've somehow ended up with the old parity drive assigned as data1. (Or connected it to the port data1 used to be on)

 

Be VERY careful... Use the "devices" page to assign the disks back to their correct slots in the array.  when you do the array should show all indicators as "green" and let you start the array.

 

Joe L.

 

Only when I deleted the go script content (except emhttp.py) it all came back to work.

 

Any idea why ?!

My car sometimes makes a funny noise.  What part number do I need to order to fix it?

 

My question is just as impossible to answer as yours.  You've given none of the information needed.  All I know is you've attempted to install add-ons on a beta release of unRAID where you have an un-stable set of disks.  You really need to back up a few steps.

 

Joe L.

Look closer... You've somehow ended up with the old parity drive assigned as data1. (Or connected it to the port data1 used to be on)

 

Be VERY careful... Use the "devices" page to assign the disks back to their correct slots in the array.  when you do the array should show all indicators as "green" and let you start the array.

 

Joe L.

 

Only when I deleted the go script content (except emhttp.py) it all came back to work.

 

Any idea why ?!

My car sometimes makes a funny noise.  What part number do I need to order to fix it?

 

My question is just as impossible to answer as yours.  You've given none of the information needed.  All I know is you've attempted to install add-ons on a beta release of unRAID where you have an un-stable set of disks.   You really need to back up a few steps.

 

Joe L.

 

I have attached syslog , will that help ?

If I want to downgrade to ver 4.7 , Will I need to rebuild everything again ?

How do I downgrade ? Just copy the files to the bootable flash drive I have now ? or I need to format it and do clean installation ?

syslog.txt

I've updated all I did here :

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=10901.msg103699#msg103699