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3 drives fail inc. parity

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Its my lucky day.. 

 

3 of my drives have failed at t he same time...

Not seen by unraid / other pc's i've tried

 

1 2tb parity drive :(

and 2x 1tb disks

 

I have 1 TB drive and a 500gb drive left, and my cache drive functioning.

 

How do I go about recovering from my functioning drives?

Its my lucky day.. 
 
3 of my drives have failed at t he same time...
Not seen by unraid / other pc's i've tried
 
1 2tb parity drive [emoji20]
and 2x 1tb disks
 
I have 1 TB drive and a 500gb drive left, and my cache drive functioning.
 
How do I go about recovering from my functioning drives?
Going to leave the actual problem to other people, but before you start plugin drives back in check very carefully for problems in the backplane if you have one or singed power connectors etc. It would be very rare for 3 drives to simultaneously drop dead without a root cause that if left unfixed may affect any replacements or other drives still installed
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40 minutes ago, Brewslee said:

I have 1 TB drive and a 500gb drive left, and my cache drive functioning.

 

How do I go about recovering from my functioning drives?

 

Tools -> New config

 

Assign remaining data and cache drives, leave parity empty, but like Squid mentioned it's not likely for 3 disks to fail at the same time without a reason.

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it happened after I moved the tower, the 2 1tb drives were 7+ year old WD green drives.. im amazed they lasted this long.. but the parity drive was bought last year Seagate NAS drive.. 

I was just about to put a second parity drive in .. :( 

it happened after I moved the tower, the 2 1tb drives were 7+ year old WD green drives.. im amazed they lasted this long.. but the parity drive was bought last year Seagate NAS drive.. 
I was just about to put a second parity drive in .. [emoji20] 
My concern is that all 3 you say can't be seen by your server or another computer. This is very rare and if it did all happen at the same time something caused it.
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9 hours ago, Squid said:

My concern is that all 3 you say can't be seen by your server or another computer. This is very rare and if it did all happen at the same time something caused it.

 

I have some old drives laying around I will test in those slots first .. dont want to fry my new drives.. 

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13 hours ago, johnnie.black said:

Tools -> New config

 

Assign remaining data and cache drives, leave parity empty, but like Squid mentioned it's not likely for 3 disks to fail at the same time without a reason.


Thanks! I was looking for a guide for this but didn't immediately find one.. 

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pwev.. the 2 working drives were the ones with some of my irreplaceable data I didn't backup .. 

 

The 2 others were just my torrents with latest ones still on cache drive .. so .. 3 drive failure (out of 5)... 0 data loss.... wow..

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