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Missing disks and strange boot behaviour

karldonteljames
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Evening All,

My unraid server rebooted today, and when it came back up 4 of my disks are missing. 

I have the following in my unraid syslinux config:

 

append iommu=pt initrd=/bzroot

 

I'm hoping this isn't a hardware failure! I upgraded to 6.7.3rc2 and it didnt make any difference.

Also, If I boot and leave it to boot normally on the blue screen to unraid, it says:

loading bzroot.. ok

loading bzroot(random characters)... Failed : No such file or directory

 

if i select safemode of gui it seems to load, but still missing those four drives.

 

removing the above line (append iommu=pt initrd=/bzroot)

results is a failed boot that stops on a line that reads:

---[ end trace 7c9523f71dcfb5e2 ]---

i'm still able to boot into safemode, but still without the missing drives.

 

Diagnostics are attached. Any help is appreciated. REALLY appreciated.

maximus-diagnostics-20190801-1852.zip

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    Problem is the Marvell controller, since you don't appear to be running any VMs disable VT-d and the missing disks should come back.

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