Re: Drives dropping offline

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As I indicated in my message, I swapped the drives to an external power supply to make sure it wasn't a power issue, and also as I indicated, they're all sata. And further, as I also mentioned, there's no real pattern,
I'm thinking it might be the PCI sata card I have, it's getting old I think, but I wanted thoughts here before dropping another 150 dollars for a new controller.
----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Chase <blinux.list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2024 09:08:27 -0500
Subject: Re: Drives dropping offline

> On 2024-09-23, 'Rob Hudson' wrote:
> > I run a small data server with about 9 drives attached.
> > Every so often, one of them will just ... drop offline, with no
> > warning
>
> My gut says this feels like a hardware issue.
>
> Are they all attached via SATA or are some connected via flakier
> methods?  (glares sternly at USB-connected drives)
>
> Is there any pattern to which drive(s) drop(s) offline?
>
> Or to which connector it's attached to?
>
> Have you verified that your power-supply can provide sufficient
> juice to run the drives and whatever other hardware demands you
> have if they're all drawing their peak wattage? (graphics card,
> CPU, RAM, USB charging, etc)
>
> -tim
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