February 18, 20179 yr Seems as though navigating through the web GUI is very slow - additionally when I navigate the contents of the USB drive it also hangs.. I'm continuously seeing this error in the log: Tower kernel: usb 1-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110 Anyone know what it means? Thanks
February 22, 20179 yr Author On 18/02/2017 at 9:15 AM, Squid said: You should post your diagnostics Any idea?
February 22, 20179 yr 6 hours ago, Inimical said: Any idea? Sorry... Was swamped yesterday at work, so I initially saw your post on my phone, but then forgot all about you by the time I got home. One of the USB devices you got plugged in is giving the server a heart attack / seizure, and is spamming the log constantly with device resets. Hit the Log button on the UI, and then start pulling out devices one at a time (except for unRaid's flash drive), and see if the spamming of device resets stops. (I have a KVM that has the same issues btw) After you determine the device, then try a different port. If its still doing it and the only thing left is the flash drive, then try popping it into a different controller (USB2 <-> USB3) (but you'll have to reboot inbetween for unRaid's flash, and possibly set back up the BIOS boot order) If it still doesn't get you anywhere then you may need to replace the flash.
February 23, 20179 yr Author 18 hours ago, Squid said: Sorry... Was swamped yesterday at work, so I initially saw your post on my phone, but then forgot all about you by the time I got home. One of the USB devices you got plugged in is giving the server a heart attack / seizure, and is spamming the log constantly with device resets. Hit the Log button on the UI, and then start pulling out devices one at a time (except for unRaid's flash drive), and see if the spamming of device resets stops. (I have a KVM that has the same issues btw) After you determine the device, then try a different port. If its still doing it and the only thing left is the flash drive, then try popping it into a different controller (USB2 <-> USB3) (but you'll have to reboot inbetween for unRaid's flash, and possibly set back up the BIOS boot order) If it still doesn't get you anywhere then you may need to replace the flash. Thanks - Looks like something going on the with my unRAID flash - moved to a different port and performance is normal again.
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