July 21, 20241 yr I've been encountering difficulties with my Unraid setup, where multiple new disks are reporting errors despite showing no SMART errors. These disks are simply being flagged as faulty. To troubleshoot, I purchased an additional disk to determine if the disks themselves were the problem. However, the issue persists. I've tried connecting the disks directly to the motherboard, bypassing the HBA, but the same error persists. I've also attempted using a new HBA, but the issue remains. I suspect that the motherboard's SATA controller might be the culprit. My motherboard only supports 6 SATA devices, and when I attempt to connect 7, I encounter numerous errors and the system becomes sluggish. This is despite 4 of the disks being connected through an HBA. Could the limitations of the motherboard's controller be causing these issues? tower-diagnostics-20240721-1508.zip
July 21, 20241 yr Community Expert Another possible culprit to consider is whether the PSU is up to handling the additional load.
July 21, 20241 yr Author 6 minutes ago, itimpi said: Another possible culprit to consider is whether the PSU is up to handling the additional load. I don't believe the power supply unit is the culprit. While it's a Cooler Master 650W PSU and nearly 10 years old, I'm not experiencing any other system issues.
July 21, 20241 yr Community Expert Constant ATA errors for parity2, replace cables and post new diags after array start.
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