Hi.  I find the unraid I setup for someone very unreliable.  Either Array is stopped, or Emby is off, or memory is at a max, even with limit set at docker app's extra parameters.  

 

Is it time to upgrade?  Or is there something wrong?  I have an unraid on my own, running Xeon E3.  It's been pretty stable, without issues.  

Without posting diagnostics when this happens, specifically when this happens:  

55 minutes ago, jang430 said:

Array is stopped

kinda impossible to say

So best is while stopped, before doing a reboot, get the logs?

It sounded to me like intermittently the array is stopped on it's own. I want to see the diagnostics when that happens

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Hi.  Please see diagnostics, but this was taken after a reboot since the NAS seemed to hang.  Activity led is on, no movement.  Did a hard reset before I took this diagnostics.

chu-diagnostics-20190622-0003.zip

Hook up a monitor and keyboard to the server.  The next time this happens, login and type   diagnostics   at the command line prompt.  That will write the diagnostic file to the logs  folder/directory of your flash drive.  

 

If this is difficult to do, upgrade to 6.7.0 and goto   Settings   >>   Syslog Server   and set it up to log to your flash drive.  The 'Help' system will provide with information to to do this.  

 

EDIT:  Why is there no disk assigned to slot 4?

Edited June 22, 20197 yr by Frank1940

It says disk 4 drive failed or something.  Upon shutdown, and turning it back on after a while, the whole NAS went online.  Currently no issues.  I don't know if temperature has anything to do with it.