Ive spun it up, down and stopped the array, restarted it... Swapped the SATA cable, etc.  Cant seem to figure out whats going on.  When I first discovered the issue, I couldnt perform a SMART check, so I shut everything down, swapped the SATA cable, it seems to respond now (I can perform a SMART check, etc) but it will not re-integrate with the array.  It also shows mounted under the file system status.. Im lost.  

 

Something weird seems to be going on with this that Im missing.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  System and SMART logs are attached.

 

gaia-syslog-20220913-2028.zip gaia-smart-20220913-1329.zip

attach diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread

Read this

 

https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Storage_Management#What_is_a_.27failed.27_.28disabled.29_drive

 

but don't do anything until we have a chance to look at your diagnostics.

 

39 minutes ago, trurl said:

attach diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread

 

46 minutes ago, SVThuh said:

System and SMART logs are attached.

These are not diagnostics, but are included in diagnostics. There are other things in diagnostics that might tell us important things before proceeding.

Click the diagnostics link to learn how to get them.

5 minutes ago, trurl said:

Click the diagnostics link to learn how to get them.

Im working on downloading them now, but my main PC blue screened half way though, so process started all over again now on my laptop.

Unraid hard crashed, so this is the only DIAG log I was able to pull after I got it back up.

gaia-diagnostics-20220913-1558.zip

Several things about your configuration that are less than ideal. We can discuss after you get your array stable. Disable Docker in Settings until then.

 

Emulated disk2 is mounted as you indicated.

 

Nothing assigned as disks 4,5, is that correct? Why? Makes me wonder how you got to this point.

 

26 minutes ago, SVThuh said:

Unraid hard crashed

Let's try to deal with that before trying to rebuild anything.

 

Why do you have everything from NerdPack installed? Do you even know what any of that is for? NerdPack is deprecated in 6.11 anyway, I recommend you uninstall it completely.

1 minute ago, trurl said:

Several things about your configuration that are less than ideal. We can discuss after you get your array stable. Disable Docker in Settings until then.

 

Docker is now disabled.

 

1 minute ago, trurl said:

 

Emulated disk2 is mounted as you indicated.

 

Nothing assigned as disks 4,5, is that correct? Why? Makes me wonder how you got to this point.

I have removed drives over the past year (consolidating with 8tb drives vs the small drives I had in there before.  I didn't want to mess with the drive assignments too much in the configurations because I didn't want to mess anything up with the linking to the current shares.

 

1 minute ago, trurl said:

 

Let's try to deal with that before trying to rebuild anything.

 

I think it was actually a power supply issue.  All the fans and HDDs just stopped spinning and the system went dark.  Wouldn't restart until the main switch was cycled.  Likely my fault for pushing a cable away from a fan while it was on (new config, no side panels yet)

5 minutes ago, trurl said:

Why do you have everything from NerdPack installed? Do you even know what any of that is for? NerdPack is deprecated in 6.11 anyway, I recommend you uninstall it completely.

Done.  

Did you check everything in that Ryzen link I gave? Are you sure your RAM isn't overclocked? Have you done memtest? (should always memtest a new build).

 

SMART for disk2 looks fine as you indicated, though it hasn't completed an extended self-test. You would probably have to disable spindown on the disk to get it to complete, but I see no reason to suspect it.

 

Probably bad connections, which are much more common than bad disks, but can't really tell what happened unless you have a syslog from before rebooting.

 

If we were sure about the stability of your system I would say just rebuild on top of the same disk since the disk itself looks fine. Safer to rebuild to a spare if you have one, and keep the original as is until you are happy with the rebuild.

I did look at the link, thank you for that.  I will dig deeper into it for sure.. I do have new memory inbound and will double check it when I get it in.

 

I will let the drive complete an extended self-test and if it doesn't choke, I will move ahead on a rebuild.  I wish I had a spare, but times are tight unfortunately.  

 

Thank you for all your help.  I really appreciate it.

1 hour ago, trurl said:

Did you check everything in that Ryzen link I gave? Are you sure your RAM isn't overclocked? Have you done memtest? (should always memtest a new build).

 

SMART for disk2 looks fine as you indicated, though it hasn't completed an extended self-test. You would probably have to disable spindown on the disk to get it to complete, but I see no reason to suspect it.

 

Probably bad connections, which are much more common than bad disks, but can't really tell what happened unless you have a syslog from before rebooting.

 

If we were sure about the stability of your system I would say just rebuild on top of the same disk since the disk itself looks fine. Safer to rebuild to a spare if you have one, and keep the original as is until you are happy with the rebuild.

Well, I tried rebuilding it and got errors.

 

Here is a Diag log.. This time with no shutdowns.

Please help.

 

Thanks!

 

gaia-diagnostics-20220913-1843.zip

Connection problems disk2. Check connections, both ends, SATA and power, including splitters. Try another SATA cable. How is this disk connected to power?

5 hours ago, trurl said:

Connection problems disk2. Check connections, both ends, SATA and power, including splitters. Try another SATA cable. How is this disk connected to power?

Im guessing that my SATA expansion card is dying.  I just placed an order for a Dell Perc H310 HBA.  Ill have to wait until I get that to try to get it working again.   

The disk is connected on a shared power cable with 3 other drives.  Hasnt ever been an issue before, but I can try a different cable to that drive alone.  Im still putting my money on the SATA card being the culprit though.

 

Thank you for the advice and help.