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<blockquote data-quote="Tony" data-source="post: 170796" data-attributes="member: 1">I have had my server offline for quite a while now since I don't really need the files that are on it all the time. So today, I fired it up, and my disk1 (md1) would not mount. Disk1 is my main 8TB disk that has ALL of my data on it.... I do have an 8TB Parity drive and if I cannot repair the issue with the drive, I will have to format it and hope that the parity drive will put all of the information back on the drive. I have to be honest, since I set this server up, I have not liked the way that I have to mount the drives in a single raid 0 config with just one disk, then use that raid to mount them within unraid. By doing it this way, you cannot get any SMART status updates at all. No temps, no sector reporting, nothing... I am currently looking for another server setup, or even a card that I can just plug into the backplane to get the information that I need. As of right now, I'm running the xfs_repair command on that disk in the hopes that it can find and repair the issue.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony, post: 170796, member: 1"] I have had my server offline for quite a while now since I don't really need the files that are on it all the time. So today, I fired it up, and my disk1 (md1) would not mount. Disk1 is my main 8TB disk that has ALL of my data on it.... I do have an 8TB Parity drive and if I cannot repair the issue with the drive, I will have to format it and hope that the parity drive will put all of the information back on the drive. I have to be honest, since I set this server up, I have not liked the way that I have to mount the drives in a single raid 0 config with just one disk, then use that raid to mount them within unraid. By doing it this way, you cannot get any SMART status updates at all. No temps, no sector reporting, nothing... I am currently looking for another server setup, or even a card that I can just plug into the backplane to get the information that I need. As of right now, I'm running the xfs_repair command on that disk in the hopes that it can find and repair the issue..... [/QUOTE]

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