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Replacement drives not showing

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Greetings!  I have been running UnRaid for a couple years now but still don't know that much about it.  I recently lost one of my parity drives and one of the data drives, so I set about replacing them. 

 

I have a total of 2 Parity drives, both 6TB and 14 data drives, varying from 2TB to 6TB, all in a rackmount server case.  I'm running a Supermicro X8DT3 version 2.0 board

 

I through in a replacement drive for my parity, but it is not showing up in the unassigned devices at all.  I thought maybe I got a DOA drive so I swapped it for another new drive with the same result.  I also swapped it to a different slot and different cable to make sure it wasn't the cable.  I also notice that my log is at 100% and am not sure how to clear it. I've included that here too.

 

I appreciate the help, let me know what other info I can give to facilitate this.

 

~Conan

 

metroplex-diagnostics-20200907-2207.zip metroplex-syslog-20200908-0217.zip

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Log has filled with parity2 errors because it has disconnected. Are you sure you don't have a power problem?

 

Unrelated, but why do you have 100G allocated to docker.img? Have you had problems filling it? 20G should be more than enough. And your system share has files on the array.

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Thanks for the quick response.  I don't think I have a power problem, what would be the best way for me to test that?

I'll look at the server and see if any drives are loose.

 

~Conan

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WTF?  I powered down, checked connections, started back up and suddenly have 4 drives saying they are unmountable with no file system! Trying to run another diagnostic but it's taking forever.

 

Screen Shot 2020-09-07 at 10.57.00 PM.png

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There are errors on multiple disks, this suggests a controller/connection/power problem, rebooting should bring the unmountable disks online, at least most of them, some might need a filesystem check, but don't try to do it before rebooting, also try to at least get the syslog before rebooting, even if you need to do it manually:

 

cp /var/log/syslog /boot/syslog.txt

 

 

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