leviathan18 Posted July 5, 2019 Share Posted July 5, 2019 Hello guys, I have been experiencing issues with my build after 3 years of 0 issues. My build is fairly simple MOBO: ASROCK E3C224D4I-14S CPU: Intel i5 (can't remember which one) RAM: 2x 4GB GSKILL DDR3 Ram CACHE: SSD PSU: EVGA 550w CASE: Lian Li mini ITX with 10 HDD BAY HDD: WD blue-green 2-3-4-6TB everything started with one of the 3TB HDD giving me a write error, tried to recover it and failed so I decided to cure myself in health and bought 2 new HDD of 4TB to replace the "failing 3Tb" and one of the oldest 2TB HDD to eliminate another old disk. When I tried to recover the "failing one" it gave me issues with the rebuild, gave me errors and failed fairly quickly the process. So I rebooted the server several times and some times it wouldn't boot, some times it would boot but some disks wouldn't appear and some times it would boot and only would tell me the failing disk was missing so I could access my array, that gave me the impression that maybe the SAS-SATA cable was giving me issues or maybe the back planes of the case so I bought new cables to try out. Before the cables arriving to my house, the server decided not to boot anymore so I had to borrow a monitor to see what was happening it wasn't even sending signal to the monitor so Monday I changed the cables, nothing happened, removed the back-planes same story nothing. I decided to try unplugging all disks to see if it was a load issue with the psu no boot, removed the sas-sata cable nothing. Until I decided to remove 1 ram stick I saw the boot screen where I can choose if I want a GUI or just the normal UNRAID and it went with no issues until it gave me this error: mpt2sas_cm0 handshake int failed from there it wouldn't advance in the boot process, so I restarted it several times and sometimes it would boot and sometimes it wouldn't and I ran out of ideas as it is my first time dealing with unraid and I'm scared to another level to loose my data. if someone can give me a hand at what it might be that issue or if I just can get a new cpu ram mobo and psu put my pendrive ssd and hdd and boot it up to a working condition I would be more than happy to spend the money to get a new sever if everything is going to work as it should. Thanks for reading, sorry for any mistakes English is not my language and it has been a while for me to write this much in English. Link to comment
JorgeB Posted July 5, 2019 Share Posted July 5, 2019 5 hours ago, leviathan18 said: mpt2sas_cm0 handshake int failed mpt2sas is the LSI HBA driver, could be a problem with it, see if it boots correctly without the HBA, even if you can't connect all disks. Link to comment
itimpi Posted July 5, 2019 Share Posted July 5, 2019 If the disks are not attached to the motherboard ports you might what to check that the disk controller is properly seated in the motherboard slot. Link to comment
JorgeB Posted July 5, 2019 Share Posted July 5, 2019 8 minutes ago, johnnie.black said: see if it boots correctly without the HBA Looks like the LSI is onboard, so likely a board problem, you can still try disabling it in the bios. Link to comment
leviathan18 Posted July 5, 2019 Author Share Posted July 5, 2019 11 hours ago, johnnie.black said: Looks like the LSI is onboard, so likely a board problem, you can still try disabling it in the bios. I will try that Link to comment
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