Hi all, 

I swapped the case and changed the mainboard. After the first boot I get one of my 2 drives unmountable.

I attach here my log.

 

srv02-diagnostics-20230721-1653.zip

Log is being spammed with PCIe errors, see here then reboot and post new diags to see if it helps.

Do you have any parity? It's a pain but you could stop the Array > Unassign one of the data disks > Start Array.
From here it should emulate that disk so then Stop Array > Reassign the Disk > Start Array and this should begin rebuilding the disk.

 

I'm not the best at reading logs, but following and wishing you the best,

-Darrell

3 minutes ago, DirtyDarrell said:

From here it should emulate that disk so then Stop Array > Reassign the Disk > Start Array and this should begin rebuilding the disk.

Rebuilding won't usually help with unmountable disks, don't do that before posting new diags.

2 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Rebuilding won't usually help with unmountable disks, don't do that before posting new diags.

Apologies for any wrong information.

 

-Darrell

Do you think it’s related to the NVMe drive? I also read here that the issue may be caused by a bad sata cable. 
 

Here I post the error of corrupt drive that I see after boot 

 

Looks like it's a PLX switch, if the above didn't help try this one instead to see if at least suppresses the errors:

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/111161-pcie-errors/?do=findComment&comment=1013378

 

I solved the spam issue by adding pcie_aspm=off 

but I still have an unmountable disk

 

IMG_3241.HEIC

The command you used is wrong as you always need to include the partition number.  Ideally you should run the repair from the GUI as then the correct device id will be used.

Ok, tried that

here's the log but the drive is still unmountable

You ran with -n set which does a read-only check.   If you want any fix to be made then you need to remove the -n, and if it asks for -L then add that.   After that the repair should be done and the disk then mountable.

Thank you, it worked!!