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Unraid cannot see any hard drives - SOLVED

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Built my first Unraid server and it booted fine to the tower login.

 

Logged in to GUI fine but under the devices tab non of my hard drives are shown on the devices tab

 

Any ideas

 

 

Spec is:-

 

Motherboard Gigabyte GA-H67MA-USB3-B3

CPI - I3

RAM - 8GB

Hard drives (all SATA)

                  2 x Western Digital WD20EARX-00PASB0 (2TB)

                  4 x Samsung ST2000DL003-9VT166 (2TB)

ANTEC 1200 case

 

 

 

syslog_10_Apr.txt

Does the bios see the drives? What power supply are you using?

 

Looks like drives are not seen by unRaid at all. Connector issue either sata or power. Make sure controller is not disabled in bios.

I'm no unRaid expert, but since you haven't gotten any other responses I'll throw out some ideas.

 

I don't see any evidence of hard disks being recognized in your syslog. When your system boots are there any messages indicating that drives are recognized? I assume the drives are all attached to motherboard SATA ports.

 

Boot into your system's BIOS settings and make sure the SATA ports are enabled. If your system supports hardware RAID, that should be disabled in BIOS. For best performance you want the SATA ports configured for AHCI mode.

 

Hope this helps!

I don't see any SATA ports in the syslog, so how can there be harddisk? Are BIOS-settings for the SATA-ports correct?

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Yes all drives are connected to motherboard SATA ports

 

BIOS can see them all

 

I have scoured the BIOS settings and cannot see any setting related to switching SATA ports on or off or RAID

 

I'll look again

 

Thanks for the suggestions so far

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The drives are definitely recognized by the bios and by default it set them to IDE mode.

 

I've tried tried setting the SATA controller for AHCI mode. Although the are recognized differently by the bios now they still aren't seen by UNRAID

 

The disk are brand new, as far as I know unformatted. Do I need to do any preparation of them first?

 

In answer to some other questions

  - tried plugging connector in and out - no change

  - the power supply is an OCZ ZS series 600W supply

 

Regards

 

Dave

If the bios sees the drives unRaid should as well. I did a quick search but have not found anyone running a  h67 board.

 

Is the USB drive new? Maybe try 4.7 on a different thumb drive just to see if drives show up then.

I didn't look to see what version you are running in your syslog. did you try the latest beta? it is possible 4.7 does not have support for your hardware.

I'm almost 100% certain that as Johnm mentioned, your chipset isn't properly supported by 4.7, which according to your syslog you are running - try 5.0 b14 or something and see how you go.  The H67 chipset is only a year and a bit old (January 2011 according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_chipsets) and the kernel in 4.7 is 2 (?) or so years old.

 

BQ

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Thanks for the help guys

 

Went for 5.0-beta14 and drives are recognised and array is online

 

Thanks again

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