Vito Reiter
Wise in the Ways of Science
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I ran a scrub overnight on my NAS box and when returning in the morning I noticed that my volume was degraded. Looks like a single disk is not being detected properly. I rebooted to see if it would come back and still hasn't and is not listed by the WebGUI as even being connected. When reconnecting it my log shot out this:
This listed twice on my physical console screen, this has happened before but I replaced the drive assuming bad. Nothing seems to get this drive to connect and I am 99% certain it's a good drive. I'm going to do further testing (cable switches, and port switches) while I'm waiting for any information. I looked up the NOP FLUSHQUEUE and found almost nothing here or on the rest of the web. Any ideas?
My current board is an Intel DX580G since it's not listed in my sig, rest of the specs can be found there though. Thanks all!
IMPORTANT UPDATE: When unplugging the drive in question and a second drive that was running, I plugged in the non-detected one first and it reconnected as normal but the drive that was running when plugged back in is now not detected? So, it's not the actual drives failing, cables are in the same place, but random drives are not being detected, from my current tests the last drive that powers out of the array is not detected. Also, drives are obviously spinning up and not making any weird noises.
Code:
NOP FLUSHQUEUE CAM status: Command timeout Error 5, retries exhausted
This listed twice on my physical console screen, this has happened before but I replaced the drive assuming bad. Nothing seems to get this drive to connect and I am 99% certain it's a good drive. I'm going to do further testing (cable switches, and port switches) while I'm waiting for any information. I looked up the NOP FLUSHQUEUE and found almost nothing here or on the rest of the web. Any ideas?
My current board is an Intel DX580G since it's not listed in my sig, rest of the specs can be found there though. Thanks all!
IMPORTANT UPDATE: When unplugging the drive in question and a second drive that was running, I plugged in the non-detected one first and it reconnected as normal but the drive that was running when plugged back in is now not detected? So, it's not the actual drives failing, cables are in the same place, but random drives are not being detected, from my current tests the last drive that powers out of the array is not detected. Also, drives are obviously spinning up and not making any weird noises.
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