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Experienced my first brown out last night...

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And I had my server on, with no battery back up.

 

Turned it on today, and it's currently doing a parity check. Every time I've done a parity check, there seems to be errors.  Is this common? It appears to correct them all, but, just wondering...

 

So I guess when the server shuts down, any modifications since the last start up are lost, correct? Since the booted FS is in memory, it doesn't get a chance to write back to the flash drive. Now, I'd imagine that's fairly trivial--so long as it hasn't been a weeks+ worth a modifications. Are there any other reasons why it may be dangerous to keep unRAID off of a UPS when the power flickers? (was literally a flicker--off for no more than 5 seconds).

So I guess when the server shuts down, any modifications since the last start up are lost, correct?

It is mostly what might just be left in RAM.

 

Are there any other reasons why it may be dangerous to keep unRAID off of a UPS when the power flickers? (was literally a flicker--off for no more than 5 seconds).

Yes, if the power flickers one of those times and you don't have a surge protector on it it could fry some of your hardware.  If it is not on a UPS the unclean shutdown could corrupt files, folders, entire disks, and/or the flash drive.

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Yikes, looks like I'll be picking up a UPS next time I find one around $100 :/

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