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Can someone help me figure out why my system is running a parity check every reboot?

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I have searched and tried some of the proposed fixes but I'm still getting a parity check every time I reboot my system. My last parity check yesterday finished without errors. Thank you. Logs attached.

tun-diagnostics-20250513-1802.zip

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you can always cancel the parity check

or, have you consider going parity-less and make 3 copies of everything: 1 Live + 1 on another server/disk + 1 offsite or online

I prefer that approach to losing +60% of write speed on my HDs (<40MB/s vs >200MB/s)
 

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This is why:

 

May 13 17:51:00 tun emhttpd: unclean shutdown detected

 

You need to find out why it's not doing a clean shutdown, if you stop the array, does it stop normally?

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11 hours ago, flic said:

3 copies of everything: 1 Live + 1 on another server/disk + 1 offsite or online

 

This is good advice whether you use parity protection or not on  your Unraid server or not for any data that is irreplaceable from any other source.  There are many ways to lose data besides a disk-failure.  Think of fire, theft, flooding, etc... 

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