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Getting Disk Errors with Startech ASM1164 PCIe Controller

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  • Community Expert

Errors happened right after spin up, see if disabling that helps.

  • Author

hi, Thanks for your reply!

I've now changed spin down delay to never. Is that what you meant?

  • Community Expert

Yes, as a test for now to see if you still get errors.

  • Author

ok, got ya. Will report back after 24hrs

  • Author

quick heads up: no errors after 10.5hrs

spin down to never - after 10hrs.png

  • Community Expert
1 hour ago, Parabola said:

Is the ASM1164 not capable of proper spinups?

That chip itself has no issue with spin down; many users use them, including myself. It could be an issue with that specific brand/model controller, or an issue only when used with that specific disk model.

Since you have other model disk, it may be worth swapping those there and retesting

  • Author

Alright, I'll swap the 4x 6TB drives over to the MB Controller and the 2x 16TB to the ASM1164

  • Community Expert

Disk3 had some errors during mount, so not spin up related, the other 3 were again the right spin up.

It's quite strange; those disks are quite common, and I've never seen a similar issue with those and spin up, also all the errors are logged as a disk problem, so there could be an issue with the disks, like a power or firmware issue, I would be surprised if all 4 are actually failing, but it's not impossible.

  • Author

I am using two Chieftec CMR-3141 SAS. So maybe that one with the 4x 6 TB HDDs is the culprit? Gonna bypass that for a while and test further...

Edited by Parabola

  • Author

Bypassed the Chieftech Backplane for now. Let's see... Are those errors on disk 3 repairable, or should I ditch this HDD?

  • Community Expert

Try first without the enclosure to see if it makes a difference; don't see any permanent errors for now.

  • Community Expert

Errors were again after spin up, so I guess those drives don't like that, but before one of them also had errors without spin-up, so there may be something else going on

  • Author

ok. I guess I'll have to replace the 4x 6TB HDDs with 16TB WD Red Pro. Maybe they have reached their max lifetime... Thanks for your Support JorgeB!

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