Its something different than hardware, I am getting random failures now, as in: Normal (X marks no drive even present, U marks a drop): A B X X C D X X E F X X G H I X First loss: A B X X C D X X U U X X U U I X Second Loss: First loss: U U X X C D X X E U X X G H U X Just dropping randomly. I had the system running under ubuntu 9.04 server for 1 month without ever seeing this, it wont run an hour without this issue now. Currently trying to find my 9.04 disk so I can just go back, I need this thing online by wednesday. I wish I could have easily gotten more information for everyone, this is a huge problem for people with my setup. I think its possibly a controller driver thing. Joe Landman wrote: > Maurice Hilarius wrote: >> Joe Landman wrote: >>> Andrew Dunn wrote: >>>> I just copied 4+ TiB of information to this array, restarted 5 times >>>> and tried to access it.... What is going on? >>> >>> It looks like you have 4 failed drives. sdl,sdi,sdj,sdk >>> >>> >> Exactly. >> Looks like one multilane cable is disconnected. >> Each "feeds" 4 drives. >> a b c d >> e f g h >> i j k l > > Yes. Tha is what I was thinking. I asked Andrew to reseat cables, > and check to make sure that power is going to the block on the > backplane or mobile storage cannister. > > > -- Andrew Dunn http://agdunn.net -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-raid" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
