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Slow write speeds

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I just set up a new unraid install and I'm getting really slow write speeds.

On my old setup I had 5x4TB data disks and 2x4TB parity drives and always get 112MB/s when transferring speeds as excepted.

On my new setup I have 2x12TB data disks and 2x12TB parity drives and I get 22MB/s write speeds. My read speeds are 112MB/s so those are fine it's just the write speeds that are an issue.

I put the "md_write_method" on "reconstruct write"  as a test and then I get the normal speeds for a second or two, after this it drops down to 22MB/s again.

Any help with this would be appreciated.

 

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Nothing obvious in the diags that I can see, it can be a slow disk, post a screenshot of the Windows explorer transfer graph, with reconstruct write enabled, and the results of the diskspeed docker test, the controller test.

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What  is the file mix---  Large size files (>5GB)  or thousands of small files (<1MB)?

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On 5/21/2024 at 5:05 PM, JorgeB said:

Nothing obvious in the diags that I can see, it can be a slow disk, post a screenshot of the Windows explorer transfer graph, with reconstruct write enabled, and the results of the diskspeed docker test, the controller test.

I tried installing the diskspeed docker but this failed, after this I noticed my two parity disks were disabled as well.
The whole environment was also very slow and just not working right so I decided to just start fresh, format my USB and install Unraid on it again.


But now I have a new issue in that I can't access it anymore. When I boot the first time it gives me the login prompt but when I go to the IP I get a connection refused error, the same when I try over SSH. After starting the GUI mode via the console the webpage also does not load there.
I tried giving it a fixed IP and after rebooting it won't start anymore and gives the following error: [sda] Attached SCSI removable disk not found - press ENTER key to reboot.
When I recreate the USB again I get the same issues every time.

Maybe for some context: this Unraid instance is running as a virtual machine on Proxmox. The USB is passed trough to the VM as well as the PCIE adapter of a QNAP TL-D800S to access my drives.

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On 5/21/2024 at 5:12 PM, Frank1940 said:

What  is the file mix---  Large size files (>5GB)  or thousands of small files (<1MB)?

It was one large ISO file I was testing with.

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10 hours ago, Nusu said:

When I recreate the USB again I get the same issues every time.

Note that virtualizing Unraid is not supported, but please post the diagnostics after booting with a new stock install using DHCP.

 


 

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1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

Note that virtualizing Unraid is not supported, but please post the diagnostics after booting with a new stock install using DHCP.

 


 

I created a new USB with the stock install, here is the diagnostics zip.
After running the diagnostics command I rebooted it without changing anything to see what would happen and I get the "Attached SCSI removable disk not found" error again.
So it seems I can only boot it once and then it stops working and I need to create a new USB again.
 

tower-diagnostics-20240523-0134.zip

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