May 13, 20242 yr All of the drives were plugged directly into the motherboard's SATA ports, including the two that are still working, one in the array and the SSD used for cache. There were no power surges or loss of power, just got an alert my array was almost full, logged in to see why, and saw I only had 1 HD on the array. I have moved all 4 of the hard drives to a PCI-E 4-port SATA card to see if the ports on the motherboard were experiencing issues, but same result after reboot. Any help would be amazing, because I am dead in the water right now. carefreetv-diagnostics-20240513-1001.zip
May 13, 20242 yr Community Expert Solution Check filesystem on the unmountable disks, run it without -n
May 13, 20242 yr Author 23 minutes ago, JorgeB said: Check filesystem on the unmountable disks, run it without -n Thank you so much. I was able to run that on the three affected drives and then run it again with the -v to commit the proposed changes. Now they're all mounted again and I have no "lost and found" files, so I think the array is good to go. However, I still have the red x next to the parity drive. I tried to spin it up and spin it down again. Any way to fix this?
May 13, 20242 yr Community Expert 12 minutes ago, veritas2884 said: I still have the red x next to the parity drive. I tried to spin it up and spin it down again. Any way to fix this? Once a drive is disabled (red 'x') you have to rebuild the drive to clear this: status Stop array Unassign Parity Drive Start array to commit change Stop array Assign parity Drive Start array to rebuild parity drive.
May 13, 20242 yr Author 2 minutes ago, itimpi said: Once a drive is disabled (red 'x') you have to rebuild the drive to clear this: status Stop array Unassign Parity Drive Start array to commit change Stop array Assign parity Drive Start array to rebuild parity drive. Thank you. Doing it now. Will the array be available while it rebuilds?
May 13, 20242 yr Community Expert 31 minutes ago, veritas2884 said: Will the array be available while it rebuilds? It should be if you started the array in normal mode rather than Maintenance mode (although performance will be significantly degraded until the parity build completes).
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