denywinarto
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A blackout just occured and upon startup stablebit scanner gave me this error
One or more disks are expected to fail within 24 hours
The detail says there are 6 unstable sectors iirc..
But about 15 min later that error vanished, i couldn't find it again. The same drive showing healthy now..
I checked with hdd sentinel and it says that drive is healthy
So is this some kinda false positive cause its the first time i got this. Should i replace the drive?
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Sorry forgot to update, i managed to recover my data.
and yes, drivepool had to be restarted.
Painful (and expensive) lesson, but it taught me one thing, never ever create RDP shortcuts to your important servers
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This morning my server was hacked and the hacker encrypt all of my drives with bitlocker.
Now he gave me a password to unlock it and it was successful so i unlock all drives.
But now on bottom right tray there's a multiple encrypting drive X... in progress..
There are over 180 TB of data. Now what i dont understand, drivepool still can't detect the drives. I am able to open the files on the unlocked drives though,
do i have to wait until encryption process completed? what i dont understand is, isnt' it supposed to be decrypting instead of encrypting?
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Thought i'd answer this here since my new server's been running stable for almost a month since the issue.
The root of the issue was duplicated pool, as evidenced with whocrashed report showing drivepool's filesystem as one of the trigger.
So the lesson is as i mentioned before, never try to create duplicated pool.
I also learned that mounting hdd to folder is not really necessary if you use drivepool entirely, kinda makes new installation easier since we dont have to re-mount the drives
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Specs :
MSI Z390 Pro
Intel i7 8700
32gb ram corsair
HGST 4u60
LSI 9300 8i
Intel i2Ti
Last night there was a power surge, not sure what caused it, and it fried my nvme i think, it became undetected
So i reinstalled a new nvme drive with server 2019.
During installation it went just fine.
But when i try to initialize drive, it freezes. And Got this BSOD screen saying
Unexpected kernel mode trap
What failed C1.dll
The thing that bothers me is that it has been working fine for almost a year with server 2016.
What i have tried
1. Full install all driver > resulting in spinning logo for 1 hour, so i just installed the audio and intel iris driver
2. Change the LSI 9300 8i, i happen to have a backup, but it's still the same thing, so its not sas card issue
3. Change the memory,
4. Remove the intel PCIE nic
5. Move the SAS card to another PCIE6. Removing the cable plugged to the SAS card > this allows the windows to load correctly! But i cant access the jbod
I was also wondering if corrupted drive or unfinished drivepool can cause this?
Because on my very first attempt to reinstall, everything actually worked, but i installed an old drive with ntfs mounting in it. And drivepool created 2 pool, i was afraid it might mess my library, so i stopped DP service and i reinstall again, but now im stuck
The only thing left is the motherboard and the rack...
And i happen to not have any backup for them..
Been struggling for hours now, any idea?Edit : i swapped the mobo to lower end spec'ed and it seems to be stable now
Now interestingly, at first i got 2 BSOD, during this time theres a duplicated pool that i mentioned earlier
https://imgur.com/gallery/QPPOjcM
But then after i turn off the drive from duplicated pool, delete poolpart, and it went back to 1 pool. It seems to be stable, no more crash until now, about 5 hours
So its either the motherboard or incorrect drivepool pooling...
Edit 2 :
im gonna put this here, this is how i solved duplicated pool and how it was created :
1. Turn off the drive from the pool that i don't want
2. stop DP service
3. Turn on the drive from the pool that i don't want
4. delete poolpart.xxx from that drive
5. start DP service
6. Duplicated pool disappearedAlso in my case,
i had the old drive with previously NTFS mounted folders installed as secondary drive,
cause i want to copy the old content (emby, radarr, sonarr, etc)
while i want the drives to mount to the new NTFS mounted folders i created on the newly installed driveAnd this was a BAD idea,
The initialized drive went straight mounted to the old drive,
even after i delete the NTFS mounted folders to recycle bin.
and this is how i got the pool initialization mixed upSo lesson learned i guess, i will never use 2 drives if the older one has older NTFS mount folders
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Good news chris, apparently after completing full scan on the troubled drive, the damaged status is gone,
so it's probably some kind of bug or something when switching OS.. or sas card
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3 hours ago, Christopher (Drashna) said:
Just to make sure, are you on the latest beta?
http://dl.covecube.com/ScannerWindows/beta/download/StableBit.Scanner_2.5.4.3220_BETA.exeOk it was not up to date yet,
I installed that version and ran the scan on damaged drive again, but its still throwing rhe same error, "task failed, shutting down"
Already sent the service.zip again for this version chris, please check it..
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Thanks chris,
I now have 2 drives left that ive been trying to fix for the past few days.
But they both always throw "task failed, shutting down" no matter what i do... Any idea how to fix this?
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Ok, some good news, i just tried again,
out of remaining 7 damaged drives, 1 can be repaired, 2 can be repaired after reboot,
but 4 are still giving task failed shutting down error.
i have submitted the service.zip on dropbox chris, please have a look.
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2 hours ago, Christopher (Drashna) said:
What controller card are you using now?
Also, is this for the surface scan?
If so, try running the burst test on the drives in question. If that comes back with errors, there are communication issues with the drive, and not actually damaged sectors (but it ends up with the same result).And do these errors happen when manually running CHKDSK?
LSI SAS 9300 8e
I havent even started any scans, it just popped up after starting the scanner.
Havent had another chance to run chkdsk again, but last time there were 2 drives that also reports the same error using CHKDSK, and they were fixed already.
But the rest of the drives is giving " task failed, shutting down" when i try to fix them using scanner
Edit : Hmm a minute, i'm running the drive repair one by one to the damaged drives again.and this is what i got :
So out of 14 damaged drives,
1 showing will be repaired on next shutdown
6 failed to repair, throwing task failed, shutting down
6 can be repaired successfully
1 showing : the volume cannot be repaired, there was no additional information provided as to why, you may run chkdsk from the command line to try to repair this volume
Another thing i noticed chris, the poolpart on each drives is no longer on hidden state, IIRC werent they supposed to be hidden?
i will try running chkdsk tomorrow morning
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Well i scanned 6 of my drives, 2 worked, it seems to chkdsk during startup, but the others just wont work, throwing "task failed, shutting down"
(I'm doing this partially everyday cause i want to minimize downtime)
those 2 drives seems to be normal again on scanner. but what about the other drives?
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I swapped to new machine and OS yesterday morning,
from Windows 2012 r2 to 2016
New CPU, boards, Installed OS from scratch
and I also changed the SAS card to faster one,
And i just reactivated scanner today,
But now it's saying all drives have system damaged issue.
Windows also warning me multiple times, throwing "restart to repair drive error"
I didnt turn off the JBOD when swapping machine though,
But drivepool seems to be fine, when i try to repair one of the drives with scanner,
it says" task failed, shutting down" or something like that
What should i do then?
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Yeah i just figured it out myself, it didn't work even with registry imported,
This might take some time if i fill up all 60 drives someday..
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Can't seem to find any way to do this.
My drives are mounted to 20ish ntfs mount folders, and now i want to migrate to another machine with better specs.
The idea is just to swap the sas card and then i hope i dont have to remount the drives again because i want to minimize downtime.
Is there anyway to copy these mount folders to the new machine? Or do i have to recreate and re-mount them again one by one?
Cause when i tried to copy them, its actually copying the entire drive...
Edit : Well i found out the registry location,
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints2\CPC\LOCALMOF\
So just export and import this key?
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Ah i thought bitflock was a part of scanner.
The troubled drive was drive "K"
Do you need the data for bad ssd as well?
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Alright, fortunately i replaced it with exact same ssd.. will post it later..
Or.. do you need the bad ssd for this? If so then i might need to use the trial version..
Btw I currently have kingston and samsung (nvme & evo) ssd's on my servers, any if them still cant be read correctly by scanner? you want i could submit bitflock id for them..
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v 2.5.4.3216
It's connected to SATA port of an asrock x99 taichi motherboard
https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/X99 Taichi/
The drive is Kingston SHSS37A240G
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This afternoon i checked a particular disk and it says no smart error, however tonight it shows mechanical disk warning, but later about an hour its back to no error state, whats causing the inconsistency? The report is crucial for me because its a pxe server..
Edit :
And oddly i didnt get a single email notification about this, i already checked all options in notification tab, just tested the email notification and it works fine...
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Well thank goodness it finally works,
at first i did it without checking the 3 options, then it threw error that some files are being used,
So i check the third option as recommended,thanks for the quick help chris
Bonus question if you dont mind chris, my new drive suddenly has a D letter, and removing the letter gives me
"assigning or removing drive letters on the current boot or pagefile volume is not allowed" any idea?
Hmm i tried removing the paging file size from that drive but i still cant remove it..
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23 minutes ago, Christopher (Drashna) said:
It may be worth getting a crash dump here.
http://wiki.covecube.com/StableBit_DrivePool_System_Crashes
Also, it may be worth upgrading to the latest beta, and see if that helps:
http://dl.covecube.com/DrivePoolWindows/beta/download/StableBit.DrivePool_2.2.3.950_x64_BETA.exeOk looks like my server is already setup that way,
I've sent the dump log, Please have a look.
I've installed the newest beta as well, let me try again now..
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Removing a pool apparently causes my server to reboots, thus i have to repeat the removal process..
I'm positive cause it happens third time already,
I have checked all 3 options on remove menu, but it still reboots my PC, so what should i do?
I also tried searching and deleting files inside the pool but it wont help, the drive currently looks like this, this is after the reboot
I have also unmark the both options in drive usage limiter plugin after i post this but i havent tried removing again
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Well, not sure why but it's gone now!
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After reboot i notice now i'm getting license transfer prompt,
i didn't get this before, this makes DP unusable after blackout or reboot, any possible fix?
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2 hours ago, Christopher (Drashna) said:
You want RAID0/10 then. StableBit DrivePool isn't going to get you much better performance than the underlying drives.
As for PXE, using an SSD for this may be a good idea too.
Also, if you're using Windows Server, you MUST check out Windows Deployment Services. It's the built in PXE server for Windows, and is designed to install Windows over PXE. But you can also load in any WinPE image (such as the client restore disk for Essentials), or any "tools" that use WinPE.
The advantage here is that WDS deduplicates the data, so you can fit a LOT of images into a relatively small amount of disk space.Additionally, there is/was WDSLinux that lets you boot a linux boot image over WDS (but only for BIOS, not UEFI, the last time I checked).
Also... this is mostly me being a nerd and totally geeking out... but I used all of the above to actually boot windows from iSCSI over PXE. It wasn't fast, but it worked!
Also, all that playing that I did is why I recommend a SSD for this. It may be simpler and work just as well, if not better than a RAID array. Especially, if it's an NVMe SSD.
Thanks for the explanation chris,
I'm already using ccboot for pxe booting..
Too bad, i read somewhere smart parameters cant be read from stripped drives, is it true?
As for ssd, i wanted to but well.. 12 tb of ssd would cost about four times of the 3 wd black that i told you :(
Maybe next year when sdd prices go down i will replace them with ssd..
Migrating from physical to hyper-v
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I'm in a process of migrating to hyper-v 2019, been reading some forum post but still a bit unclear about the process.
1. Should i passthrough the drives or the HBA card? With DDA looks like it's possible to just passthrough the HBA?
2. I read SMART isnt passed if i passthrough the drives, is this also the case for HBA passthrough?