March 26, 20188 yr Hello. I have moved to a new QNAP build. Please can you check my diagnostic and syslog file for any problems before I put my hdds in? unraid-diagnostics-20180326-1220.zip unraid-syslog-20180326-1220.zip
March 26, 20188 yr Community Expert Did you get to the GUI? If you did, there is no real danger in putting in the disks. unRAID is not going to do anything to them until you tell it to. I am assuming that the the disks are either (1) blank or (2) have no data on them that you want to save or reuse. If these conditions are not true, you need to tell what you want to do with these disks.
March 26, 20188 yr Author To clarify. I have data drives with lots of data that I am moving from the server in my signature to the QNAP. I am downsizing. And I also replaced USBs. The one in my QNAP right now is an old blacklisted one. I got to the GUI fine. Just want to know if there is anything to worry about in the QNAP syslog?
March 26, 20188 yr Community Expert The only thing that I saw was a serial port that failed to initialize. BUT, I am not the best expert on reading Syslogs. unRAID is pretty hardware agnostic and I seem to recall having seen that other folks are running it on QNAP hardware. I am gathering that with eight 8TB drives, you don't have one other old SATA drive, you can install as a data drive (no parity protection) just to test it out for a couple of days. You do realize that with an an install of unRAID on a new Flash Drive, you can get a trial key which is good for thirty days. See here for details: https://lime-technology.com/pricing/ That be a better option then all the reading of syslogs can ever provide. Edited March 26, 20188 yr by Frank1940
March 26, 20188 yr Author I did the Replace Key procedure already on my new usb and its ready to go. Unfortunately I don't have a spare old hdd to test. I am not good at reading syslogs either!
March 26, 20188 yr Community Expert You might want to read these threads: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/48723-unraid-on-qnap-ts-451/?tab=comments#comment-480424 and I found them by googling 'unRAID QNAP'
March 26, 20188 yr Community Expert For future reference, there is no need to attach diagnostics and syslog, since diagnostics already includes syslog.
March 26, 20188 yr Author Thanks. New diagnostic file added. Please can someone check this again? And there is something strange at the end of the syslog. unraid-diagnostics-20180326-2220.zip Edited March 26, 20188 yr by pras1011
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