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Super slow parity sync speeds

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Hi!

I have started to get super slow parity sync speeds (~2MB/s)

 

Have been scratching my head on this one for a while and my syslog does not look like any other i have seen on similar support threads.

I have run a Disk speed benchmark and even though some disks are slower they are nowhere as slow as the parity sync.

 

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I am hoping there is someone here who has a better understanding of whats going on then me :)

 

 

EDIT: After reseating Disk 3, 4 and 5 both Power and SATA cable the speeds are back to normal, thanks for the help!

 

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Edited by M00se
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  • Community Expert

You are getting continual resets on the ata1 device (from the information you posted we cannot tell which disk this is).   This sort of problem is nearly always related to the cabling to the drive (sata or power) so that needs checking carefully.

  • Author
1 minute ago, itimpi said:

You are getting continual resets on the ata1 device (from the information you posted we cannot tell which disk this is).   This sort of problem is nearly always related to the cabling to the drive (sata or power) so that needs checking carefully.

What more information/logs would be needed to determine which disk is the problem?

  • Community Expert

If you click on the option for each drive on the Main tab to show the log (under the IDENTIFICATION column) I think it will be obvious which one is generating these messages.

  • Author
5 minutes ago, itimpi said:

If you click on the option for each drive on the Main tab to show the log (under the IDENTIFICATION column) I think it will be obvious which one is generating these messages.

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Is it this that you mean?

  • Community Expert

The disk icons are clickable, that's where the log is.

  • Author
1 minute ago, Kilrah said:

The disk icons are clickable, that's where the log is.

Oh damm, i never knew that icon did anything, only knew the disk text was clickable

 

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