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Issues with 5.0beta14 [SOLVED]

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I am going to apologize in advance if this is unclear. You'll have to excuse my limited knowledge. Some of the things I describe below may be stupid. Fair warning.

 

I installed unRaid and everything was working fine with 4.7. Then I decided to upgrade to 5.0beta14 and that worked without a hitch. I upgraded motherboards and installed an Intel NIC, unRaid still worked without a hitch. Then I tried to move my server into a different room (still connected to same router and same configuration when it was working) and it no longer was recognized by my computer. I am confused now because I don't know what possibly could have changed. Thinking it was 5.0beta14 that caused the problem I downgraded back to 4.7. unRaid still would not show up. I tried too log in to my tower and it asked for a password. I don't recall setting a password so I shutdown unraid and deleted the password file from the config folder on my flash drive. I booted unRaid and now it shows up on my network and I could connect to it but none of my drives would show up. I went the webUI and it said my hard drives were in an invalid configuration (I haven't changed the drives at all). I went to the devices folder and they were all unassigned. So I reassigned them in the proper order and still invalid configuration. I then noticed there are extra config files in the 5.0beta14 than in the 4.7 release. So i decided that maybe I needed to go re-upgrade to the 5.0beta14 release. Now unRaid no longer shows up in my networks.

 

If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. I have tried searching and on the posts I have seen invalid configuration sometimes means a drive failure. All my drives seem to be okay, at least that I can tell. They don't make scary noises and I haven't dropped them.

syslog.zip

Make sure that nothing inside the case came loose when it was moved, e.g., cables, cards, etc.

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Everything seems in order.

Run check disk on the flash in a PC or Mac.

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Windows found no problems.

Prepare a new flash (or backup the current one and reformat). Try booting with a clean install.

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Will that cause me to lose the files I have on my hard drives (do I have to clear and reformat my hard drives) or will unRaid recognize the drives?

The data drives will not be effected. The shares will appear with default configurations.

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When I reformat and reinstall it does not show up in my networks. I ran ifconfig eth0 and this is what came up:

 

Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 50:e5:49:4e:38:d9

UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1

RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0

TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0

collisions:0 txqeuelen:1000

RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)

Interrupt:44

 

This is the same thing that came up the last time I had the 5.0beta14 installed and ran ifconfig eth0.

 

Is there a specific reason why I can see unRaid using 4.7 and not 5.0beta14?

We've narrowed the problem to hardware. It's the NIC, Ethernet cable, or switch. The difference between versions is hard to know; perhaps 4.7 works a little better with faulty hardware.

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I have gotten this setup to work with 5.0beta14 before. Does faulty hardware work intermittently sometimes, which would explain why it worked before and not now?

 

Yes, hardware faults can be intermittent. But the problem started after the move. I would first suspect the cable to the new location. Can you move it back to its previous location and cable as a test? Or run a second cable to the current location?

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When I moved it I brought the same cable too. The only thing that changed was the wall outlet I plugged the tower and router into. Which wouldn't make a difference I would think.

When I moved it I brought the same cable too. The only thing that changed was the wall outlet I plugged the tower and router into. Which wouldn't make a difference I would think.

Cables and jacks can be intermittent, or not plugged in firmly/completely resulting in an intermittent contact.

Wall outlets can be intermittent too, and if the router loses power, odds are you just think you cannot get to the server.

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The router definitely has power and all connections are solid. Any way I can check the rest of my hardware?

The wall jack may not be wired correctly. You could get a cable tester. Does it work in the original location?

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Yes. I have it working now but it only works with 4.7. 5.0beta14 has issues connecting to the network. When I do ifconfig eth0 it does not list a ip address.

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I tried setting a static ip address but still no luck. The motherboard has the Realtek 8111E so I use an Intel pci-e network card. Anyone have any other suggestions?

 

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Supported ports: [ TP ]

Supported link modes:    10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full

                                        100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full

                                        1000baseT/Full

Supports auto-negotiation: Yes

Advertised link modes: Not reported

Advertised pause frame use: No

Advertised auto-negotiation: Yes

Speed: Unknown!

Duplex: Unknown! (255)

Port: Twisted Pair

PHYAD: 0

Transceiver: internal

Auto-negotiation: on

MDI-X: Unknown

Supports Wake-on: pg

Wake-on: d

Current message level: 0x0000003f (63)

Link detected: no

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ethtool version 5

Usage:

ethtool DEVNAME Display standard information about device

            ethtool -s:--change DEVNAME    Change generic options

                            [ speed 10:100:1000 ]

                            [ duplex half:full ]

                            [ port tp:aui:bnc:mii:fibre ]

                            [ autoneg on:off ]

                            [ phyad %%d ]

                            [ xcvr internal:external ]

                            [ wol p:u:m:b:a:g:s:d... ]

                            [ sopass %%x:%%x:%%x:%%x:%%x:%%x ]

                            [ msglvl %%d ]

            ethtool -a:--show-pause DEVNAME Show pause options

            ethtool -A:--pause DEVNAME          Set pause options

                            [ autoneg on:off ]

                            [ rx on:off ]

                            [ tx on:off ]

            ethtool -c:---show-coalesce DEVNAME    Show coalesce options

            ethtool -C:--coalesce DEVNAME    Set coalesce options

                            [adaptive-rx on:off]

                            [adaptive-tx on:off]

                            [rx-usecs N]

                            [rx-frames N]

                            [rx-usecs-irq N]

                            [rx-frames-irq N]

                            [tx-usecs N]

                            [tx-frames N]

                            [tx-usecs-irq N]

                            [rx-frames-irq N]

                            [stats-block-usecs N]

                            [pkt-rate-low N]

                            [rx-usecs-low N]

                            [rx-frames-low N]

                            [tx-usecs-low N]

                            [tx-frames-low N]

                            [pkt-rate-high N]

                            [rx-usecs-high N]

                            [rx-frames-high N]

                            [sample-interval N]

            ethtool -g:--show-ring DEVNAME    Query RX/TX ring parameters

            ethtool -G:--set-ring DEVNAME    Set RX/TX ring parameters

                            [ rx N ]

                            [ rx-mini N ]

                            [ rx-jumbo N ]

                            [ tx N ]

            ethtool -k:--show-offload DEVNAME    Get protocol offload information

            ethtool -K:--offload DEVNAME      Set protocol offload

                            [ rx on:off ]

                            [ tx on:off ]

                            [ sg on:off ]

                            [ tso on:off ]

                            [ ufo on:off ]

                            [ gso on:off ]

            ethtool -i:--driver DEVNAME      Show driver information

            ethtool -d:--register-dump DEVNAME      Do a register dump

            ethtool -e:--eeprom-dump DEVNAME      Do a EEPROM dump

                            [ raw on:off ]

                            [ offset N ]

                            [ length N ]

            ethtool -E:--change-eeprom DEVNAME    Change bytes in device EEPROM

                            [ magic N ]

                            [ offset N ]

                            [ value N ]

            ethtool -r:--negotiate DEVNAME  Restart N-WAY negotation

            ethtool -p:--identify DEVNAME      Show visible port identification (e.g. blinking)

                            [ TIME-IN-SECONDS ]

            ethtool -t:--test DEVNAME            Execute adapter self test

                            [ online : offline ]

            ethtool -S:--statistics DEVNAME    Show adapter statistics

            ethtool -h:--help DEVNAME          Show this help

 

 

 

I don't know if it is the same thing, but I had a similar problem where I had 2 network ports on my mother board.  I was plugged into the gigabit and unRAID defaulted to the 100mb LAN.  All I had to do was disable the 100mb one in the motherboard bios...

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Yes! Thank you so much cypres0099 and dgaschk! I had to disable my onboard LAN and that fixed it. Thank you so much for your help. Now another problem is showing up but is unrelated. I can not access one of my user shares now. It says it "refers to a location that is not available". Any ideas?

Yes! Thank you so much cypres0099 and dgaschk! I had to disable my onboard LAN and that fixed it. Thank you so much for your help. Now another problem is showing up but is unrelated. I can not access one of my user shares now. It says it "refers to a location that is not available". Any ideas?

reboot your "windows" pc.  it is probably confused.

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