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Parity check each reboot

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Dear all,

 

Since a few weeks I am experiencing a parity check each reboot, I did some tests based in other posts like stopping the array before restarting, or increase the timeout of the shutdown, but unfortunately it did not work. 

 

I attach my diagnostics file and hopefully someone will be able to point me to the good direction.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

tuxz440-diagnostics-20220417-0755.zip

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Have you checked out all the items mentioned in this section of the online documentation that can be accessed via the Manual link at the bottom of the GUI?

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Hi,

I believe so, I checked time outs and as a final test I stop the array before shutdown the server. Even with this, having all VM, dockers and terminals stopped is starting the parity check.

 

Is there any specific string I should find in the logs? 
 

thanks in advance 

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I would suspect that the 'array stopped' flag is not being written to your boot drive.  I would stop the array and shut the server down completely.  The pull the drive and run a chkdsk on it on your PC. 

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Thanks @Frank1940, the server is my only machine so I can not run a chkdsk in a separate machine.  Is there any possibility to check this array stopped flag  within the boot drive?

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4 hours ago, ttuuxxeerr said:

 Is there any possibility to check this array stopped flag  within the boot drive?

 

I do not believe so as I think this is stored in the super.dat file which is a binary file and not human readable.

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