January 2, 20188 yr My Unassigned drive keeps unmounting by itself, or it can't be mounted in the first place and it keeps crashing docker. Attached are my logs. tower-diagnostics-20180102-0029.zip
January 2, 20188 yr Please post a screen shot of UD showing the disk that does not mount. Be sure to click on the '+' to show all partitions.
January 2, 20188 yr Author Everything appears to be working again, but being real slow. Edited January 2, 20188 yr by deaerator
January 2, 20188 yr You have an issue with your server in general. Look at the parity check - 7.1MB per sec. That's awful! I'd troubleshoot that before doing anything else.
January 2, 20188 yr Author 2 minutes ago, dlandon said: You have an issue with your server in general. Look at the parity check - 7.1MB per sec. That's awful! I'd troubleshoot that before doing anything else. Where to start?
January 2, 20188 yr At the minimum I would ssh to the system and do hdparm -t /dev/sdb hdparm -t /dev/sdc ... just to see what kind of read speeds you get from the different drives. Then I would look at the process load - that not something else is consuming all processor capacity. As long as there are no parity errors found, the parity check should be read-only. So the total transfer capacity of the drives and the CPU capacity to process all the data and compute/compare parity should be what defines the total parity scan speed. So indirectly, your machine either reads extremely slowly from one or more drives (such as if the drive isn't using UDMA but have dropped back to some ancient transfer mode because of communications issues) or something else is stealing all the CPU power.
January 2, 20188 yr If mover is busy moving files while your parity is synchronized, then you'll get low sync speed because of the fight for access to the disks.
January 2, 20188 yr Author There is something else going on here: I keep on getting Server Execution errors and the system seems to freeze for a long time.
January 2, 20188 yr 2 hours ago, deaerator said: Server Execution errors Are you using any SMB mounts with unassigned devices passed through to a docker container?
January 2, 20188 yr Author My plex config folder is being passed through to the plex docker image but unsure if it's using smb or nfs.
January 2, 20188 yr 1 hour ago, deaerator said: My plex config folder is being passed through to the plex docker image but unsure if it's using smb or nfs. If you're not mounting a share on a remote share then where I was going with this isn't applicable
January 3, 20188 yr Author Can someone explain what this means " nohup: redirecting stderr to stdout" I see this at the prompt screen when unraid is finshed booting up and ready to log on. I am viewing this from IPMI java console.
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