March 2Mar 2 unraid-diagnostics-20260301-1702.zipunraid-safemode-diagnostics-20260301-1733.zipHey, this is a new issue for me. leaning towards a hardware issue but unsure where to start.I woke up this morning to my server being powered down for an unknown reason. it started a parity check when I booted it up which I was fine with due to not knowing the cause of the shutdown. came back a few hours later and noticed it hadn't even moved a percent.Did a restart, no difference. Updated, safe/maintenance mode, no difference.Dashboard is not showing any specific errors.Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
March 2Mar 2 Community Expert Solution You are having problems communicating with disk5. Check connections.
March 2Mar 2 Author 1 hour ago, trurl said:You are having problems communicating with disk5. Check connections.Looks like a sata cable swap has improved the speeds back to normal. I greatly appreciate the help!
March 10Mar 10 Author @trurl unraid-diagnostics-20260309-1805.zipcould you take a quick look at the attached diag? I assumed my sata card was the issue so I had ordered an LSI 9305 but it is a couple weeks ago and I wanted to try my best to not have something die on me so I just primed another sata card assuming I could at least run a parity check again without errors but with the new card it is also bum slow.can I assume that there may be another issue at play? ram? power? other disks?Let me know what you see. Currently I am not specifically noticing performance issues other than parity is basically not a thing speed wise.
March 10Mar 10 Community Expert Are you not seeing ERRORS in the ERRORS column in MAIN - Array Devices for parity2 and disk2?
March 10Mar 10 Author 47 minutes ago, trurl said:Are you not seeing ERRORS in the ERRORS column in MAIN - Array Devices for parity2 and disk2?nothing is showing on the gui as far as errorsAlso speeds are going back down to down to 1MBs during parity checks. it goes in bursts and is not constant.although for whatever reason as I opened obs to record it for you it's now maintaining 1gbs for at least 4 mins...
March 10Mar 10 Community Expert Possibly not the only issue, but first check/replace cables for those disks to try and get rid of the ATA errors, then post new diags during a check.
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.