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Reduced Cache Pool Size from 4 to 2 and Unraid says "All existing data on this device will be OVERWRITTEN when array is Started"

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My Unraid box was running completely fine, no errors no issues with disks. I spun the array down to disable SMBv1 as per some security advice I've seen. 

 

Anyway while my array was powered down I noticed that my cache pool has 4 slots, I only have 2 cache SSDs and 2 empty slots. I thought oh lets reduce the available slot size to 2 as I probably wont add another 2 drives in the future, as soon as I did this the drive status went blue and it says "All existing data on this device will be OVERWRITTEN when array is Started" I don't want my data to be deleted so I changed the amount of slots back to 4 however it's still blue and says my data will be overwritten. How do I fix this? I don't want to power on my array in case it deletes data. 

 

My hunch is to change slots to 2 and do a new config keeping all existing settings but I'm not certain and don't want to cause another issue on top of this.

 

Any help would be appreciated as I can't start my array without knowing what's going to happen :(

 

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I've noticed in cache.cfg it's references 2 additional SSDs that where in the pool in the past. This pool used to be 4 SSDs but I reduced it to 2 maybe a year ago and it's had 2 empty slots since then and working fine. Not sure if this is related.

 

edit: Diagnostics added

 

 

edit2 : I went for the new config, selected all and then checked parity is valid on start everything is back... panic over

 

Edited by bk101
Diagnostics added

Solved by bk101

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