Hi Guys,

 

I've been running Unraid for something like ten years (since 2008, I think) - on the original hardware (with a couple of drive swaps or additions (IDE to SATA), of course).  I'm upgrading to 6.6.6 from 6.3.5.

 

I downloaded 6.6.6, installed on my flash, made it bootable and copied my license file over.  It boots up - works great.  And the new UI is beautiful.

 

I set all the hard drives to XFS since I don't need any of the data on the drives.  I start the Parity built - and at about 3.8% of the parity built, the UI stops responding (refresh browser and no reply).  On the machine I have the login prompt waiting for me.

 

Not sure what to do.

 

Please advise.

 

Russell

At the login prompt, login.  the type  diagnostics   on the command line.  That will write the Diagnostics file to  the   logs   folder/directory on the flash drive.  Upload the entire file with your next post.

 

Thanks Frank,

 

Please see attached file.

 

Russell

zurlo-diagnostics-20190219-1335.zip

31 minutes ago, RussellinSacto said:

I'm upgrading to 6.6.6 from 6.3.5.

 

I downloaded 6.6.6, installed on my flash, made it bootable and copied my license file over.

Just to clarify. Is this actually a new install (not really an upgrade) with only the license copied from the old install?

Yes, trurl.

 

I wiped the flash drive, loaded 6.6.6 and the license file.

 

After bootup, I changed the "Tower" name and set drives to XFS.  Not really an "upgrade" - more of a new install with old hardware.  🙂

 

Thanks,

Russell

Not that this should be the cause of your reported symptoms, but several of your disks have less than perfect SMART reports. Before continuing I would do at least an extended SMART test on all of them.

Thanks Turl,

 

I'll do that - as soon as I get the array built.  🙂

 

Hopefully someone knows where to look in these logs to help me out.  (I'm looking, but no idea what I'm looking at.)

 

Russell

2 hours ago, RussellinSacto said:

I'll do that - as soon as I get the array built. 

Not sure there is any point in building parity with some of those disk problems.