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New Sata HDD not recognised/found

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Trying to add two new drives to take my Array to Parity + 6 HDDs + Cache (8 drives)

 

Connecting through a LSI HBA with 8 cables.

 

All 8 seem to work as I have had other drives in the slots as unassigned drives, but the final HDD bay seems to keep being ignored by Unraid...like it doesn't even know it exists. One was shucked (10tb) and worked as as a USB drive (even when shucked) and the other is a brand new 12tb N300. Neither are formatted, or even have a pre existing partition. Can anyone advise what I can do/check to make it work?

 

Thanks

wopr-diagnostics-20210310-2257.zip

3 hours ago, folic86 said:

like it doesn't even know it exists

A common problem was you apply 3.3v to the disks, then this will disable it. Pls check the power plug have 4 or 5 wire first.

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1 hour ago, Vr2Io said:

A common problem was you apply 3.3v to the disks, then this will disable it. Pls check the power plug have 4 or 5 wire first.

Thanks but the N300 is a standard internal OEM HDD, so I am not sure how this helps?

For my understanding Toshiba N300 12TB were not manufacturing by Toshiba, it should OEM from WD. Not like its 6TB / 8TB line which not OEM.

BTW, I haven't confirm N300 12TB have or haven't apply 3.3v control, but this quite easy to shoot.

Edited by Vr2Io

You can try to either mask the appropriate PIN on the drive with Kapton tape or use a Molex to SATA power adaptor.

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