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Tracking down what is causing disk errors on different drives

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Hi, I am having issues with unraid server. Over the last couple months I keep getting disks with read errors and it kicks the drive to Unassigned Devices until I restart the device. I have had this with several different drives. I will remove the drive put it in a test server and do not get this issue. I put a new drive into the system to copy the data from the old drive to the new one. I just did this yesterday again and in the middle of copying data another drive gave errors. I restart the computer and now another drive says its missing that was working. I am at my wits end. Any ideas of what I can replace in hopes to fix this?

 

Things I have tried.

1 I replaced the sata cables.

2 I got a expander card for the raid card to bypass the sata controller on the mother board.

3 I have replaced the sas cables for the raid card.

4 unplugged and replugged everything multiple times.

filestorage-diagnostics-20231230-1636.zip

Solved by trurl

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Problems communicating with multiple disks. Power would be a suspect. Are there power splitters involved?

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6 hours ago, trurl said:

Problems communicating with multiple disks. Power would be a suspect. Are there power splitters involved?

yes. i have 3x StarTech SATA 4 plug splitter and each one has a y splitter to power the 5th drive in each of the 3 rows of drives. each row of 5 drives has its own plug on the psu which is a Thermaltake Toughpower 750w module psu. 

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12 hours ago, Fishmongerrules said:

unplugged and replugged everything multiple times

including those power and splitter cables?

 

Are these SATA-SATA splitters? Molex-SATA splitters may be more reliable.

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15 hours ago, trurl said:

including those power and splitter cables?

 

Are these SATA-SATA splitters? Molex-SATA splitters may be more reliable.

yes. the drives has the 3.3v pin so i used them instead of taping off the drives. ill replace them and see if that helps.

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