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Data Disk Swap Very Slow

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I've been upgrading my server with some new disks. One even failed so I'm replacing that now. But instead of the normal 120-150 MBs I get when it starts I'm getting 1-10MBs. I have stopped Docker and the VM manager. I rebooted and that didn't fix anything either. Attached is my diagnostics

blue-diagnostics-20220405-1114.zip

  • Community Expert

Check/replace both cables on parity and try again.

  • Author

I replugged in the cables and even swamped some but no change. 

  • Community Expert

Then parity could be failing, but doesn't look like it is, try a different SATA port or swap with another disk and post new diags.

  • Author

Okay, I'll try that next.

 

I was going to run hdparm -tT /dev

hdparm -tT /dev

 on each disk to see if one is reading slowly as well.

  • Community Expert

It's still in the same port.

 

20 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

try a different SATA port or swap with another disk and post new diags.

 

  • Author

Which one is in the same port. I changed the new disks port. Many of the drives are in an HBA with a SAS to Sata so I can't really change many ports.

  • Community Expert

Parity is the one having issues, swap ports with another disk, there are 7 other disks using the same controller.

  • Author

There's two parity disks. Do I need to swap both?

  • Community Expert

Problem is just with Parity1

  • Author

I think that fixed it. I'm getting a range of speeds from 25MBs to 160MBs.

 

Diags attached.

 

So is the port on the mobo bad then?

blue-diagnostics-20220405-1258.zip

  • Community Expert

There are still issues, possibly less then before but they are still there, and they fallowed the disk, so it's not the port, still looks like a cable problem to me, power or SATA, but if you really swapped them it could be the disk.

  • Author

Okay, I can look into replacing the disk. I'm getting a much more consistent 145MBs now. 

 

Are some cables recommended over others?

  • Author

Also, thanks for all the help!

  • Community Expert
18 minutes ago, housewrecker said:

Are some cables recommended over others?

Not especially, just need to be working correctly.

  • Author
2 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Not especially, just need to be working correctly.

Understood. Thanks. 

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