I just replaced my AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 with a shiney new LSI 9207-8i.  Simply pulled the old card and inserted the new card.  It booted, found the card, found the drives and up and running...great, except my parity check is crawling.

 

Here's a screenshot of the Main page:  http://my.jetscreenshot.com/12412/20171203-5ubx-235kb.jpg

 

Looked through the syslog, didn't see any errors except for time sync and unclean shutdown detected...

 

Is there some config I need to do with the LSI controller?

hunternas-diagnostics-20171203-0129.zip

Edited December 3, 20178 yr by jeffreywhunter

I'm having exactly the same issue, although my speeds are not quite as slow as yours.

 

I replaced a Syba SATA III 4 Port PCI-e x1 Controlled Card with a Dell H310 flashed with the LSI 9211-8i firmware.

 

I'd be interested if there is anything that needs to be done to 'speed up' the parity sync speed.

12 hours ago, vaughty said:

I'm having exactly the same issue, although my speeds are not quite as slow as yours.

 

I replaced a Syba SATA III 4 Port PCI-e x1 Controlled Card with a Dell H310 flashed with the LSI 9211-8i firmware.

 

I'd be interested if there is anything that needs to be done to 'speed up' the parity sync speed.

 

You need to post up your diagnostics file with your next post.  (   Tools   >>>   Diagnostics   )  Also include a screenshot of your   Main   tab.   

 

(The reason being that while your symptoms may be the same, the cause is likely to be entirely different. ) 

1 minute ago, Frank1940 said:

 

You need to post up your diagnostics file with your next post.  (   Tools   >>>   Diagnostics   )  Also include a screenshot of your   Main   tab.   

 

(The reason being that while your symptoms may be the same, the cause is likely to be entirely different. ) 

Thanks, I'll do that next time - one drive has just failed so I'm going to replace that first before drawing any conclusions. I'll start a new thread.

2 minutes ago, vaughty said:

Thanks, I'll do that next time - one drive has just failed so I'm going to replace that first before drawing any conclusions. I'll start a new thread.

 

If you have just replaced that controller and then the drive suddenly went 'bad', I would be double checking all of the SATA connections first...