May 15, 20206 yr Hi guys, noob here setting up my first array. I have 1 4TB parity, 1 4TB data, and a 512GB SSD cache drive. Upon starting the array for the first time, everything was going fine for about an hour until getting 1 short beep and the estimated time went to 700 days. I checked the asrock site and 1 short beep is memory refresh timer error but the unraid syslog also showing a lot of link is slow to respond messages so I am not sure. Attached is the syslog from today Thanks! potemkin-syslog-20200515-2306.zip
May 15, 20206 yr Community Expert Go to Tools-diagnostics and attach the complete Diagnostics ZIP file to your NEXT post.
May 16, 20206 yr Community Expert Connection problem with parity. Check all disk connections, SATA and power, both ends, including any power splitters.
May 17, 20206 yr Author Ok, this time I swapped in a new SATA cable for each drive, checked all the power connections too. The parity check got stopped at the same point this time, now with disk write errors. Is this looking like something wrong with the parity disk specifically? Attached the diagnostic check, thanks for your help with this. potemkin-diagnostics-20200517-1602.zip
May 18, 20206 yr Community Expert SMART for parity disk looks OK but that doesn't always tell the whole story. You might run extended SMART test on the disk.
May 18, 20206 yr Author Thanks, so I ran the extended SMART self test on that parity drive, and a few hours later it started making some pretty strange noises but I let it keep running overnight. Today- that disk is gone from the parity display on the dashboard, not listed in the dropdown menus in main, and gone from the SCSI Devices in System Devices. Guessing this drive is dead or broken? In the syslog, the drive was omitted in the second time it printed the device inventory after I ran the SMART test. potemkin-diagnostics-20200518-0907.zip
May 18, 20206 yr Community Expert If the disk dropped during the SMART test is likely bad, though make sure power is OK.
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