Starting Array/Services and GUI So SLOW

[Chewwwy_]

Hello and Thanks in Advance

 

I recently added a new drive into my array, copied the content from another drive that was failing onto the new drive, replaced the failing one. Let the parity rebuild onto the new drive and have now since reformatted the new drive as I don't need the duplicated drive.

 

I did it this way because i got told to do it this way (haha)

 

My server gui has since reformatting become super slow, I tried to reboot and it took about 15 minutes.

 

It took 40 minutes to mount the drives. I only have 5 with a total of 2 x 8TB, 2x 1TB, 1 x 4TB and an 8TB Parity.

 

It has now been well over an hour and a half and I am still waiting for services to start.

 

I have posted the syslogs and can post anything else if need be!

 

 

https://pastebin.com/a3E6ah20

[JonathanM]

2 hours ago, Chewwwy_ said:

I did it this way because i got told to do it this way

By whom?

 

Attach the diagnostics zip file directly to your next post in this thread.

[trurl]

2 hours ago, Chewwwy_ said:

did it this way because i got told to do it this way

wow! someone was confused!

[Chewwwy_]

A few people in the Reddit group. They kept saying they thought my drive would fail before parity was built and id loose all the data so was better of trying to use unbalanced and copy all the data, then ad parity and then remove and replace drive but it didn't fail it worked fine. 

 

I have attached diagnostics.

 

Thanks again.

tower-diagnostics-20220818-0628.zip

[Chewwwy_]

I have also noticed a lot of my dockers are now saying database disk image is maformed or irreparable failure.

[trurl]

17 hours ago, Chewwwy_ said:

thought my drive would fail before parity was built and id loose all the data so was better of trying to use unbalanced and copy all the data

A much better idea would have been to copy the data somewhere off the array.

 

11 hours ago, Chewwwy_ said:

dockers are now saying database disk image is maformed or irreparable failure

Since you don't have cache your appdata and system shares are on the array. Perhaps they got corrupted during the drive issues.

[Chewwwy_]

5 hours ago, trurl said:

A much better idea would have been to copy the data somewhere off the array.

 

Since you don't have cache your appdata and system shares are on the array. Perhaps they got corrupted during the drive issues. 

Is there anything I can do?

[trurl]

Have you tried to restore appdata from your backup?

[Chewwwy_]

Unfortunately I didn't realise it wasn't backing up. It only seems to be a handful of apps I will attempt to reinstall them.