June 1, 20242 yr So I recently moved my NAS to a new physical spot. No big deal, shut it down cleanly, moved it, turned it back on. But it keeps saying my parity disk is missing and I can't source the problem at all. I thought maybe something got messed up even with the clean shutdown so I took the HDD out and plugged it into my desktop, no problem, recognized I cleared it formatting wise and stuck it back in the NAS - nope doesn't show up at all, like it's not even plugged in. Ok, maybe it's the connector on the NAS itself - tried a different HDD I had in the same slot - recognized by UNRAID no problem. So for the life of me I'm at a loss. Anyone have any thoughts or should I just figure this drive got borked somehow and order a new parity disk?
June 1, 20242 yr Community Expert If the disk is connected to the onboard SATA see if it's detected in the board BIOS.
June 1, 20242 yr Author Solution Soooo, I'm an idiot and apparently in the course of moving various network equipment (this was a full move of all by network stuff to a new rack) I swapped the router and NAS power supplies... Switched them back and BAM...all good.
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