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Indeed seems like it, one of the disks went offline during initialization. The one that went offline does make clicking sounds btw. Allright, thank you for your help !!

I cleared the foreign config and tried "Create a new VD" this time, the VD is initializing and the foreing config does not seem to come back as I refresh.

Little update : Both Physical disks reappeared in the integrated bios configuration utility, the "foreign" configuration reappeared as well but only with one of the disks this time, I try to reset the config but after refreshing the foreign config comes back as if I never reseted, also the...

sure, I could not find a cheap way to test my SAS drives on my Laptop btw so that seams like a dead-end. Also keep in mind that the server is more than 10 Y/O and the drives are probably as old. #IN1: sudo fdisk -l #Out1: Disk /dev/sda: 29.3 GiB 31457280000 bytes, .... (see picture bcse there...

###Input1 : sudo smartctl --all /dev/sda ###Output1 : /dev/sda: Unknown USB bridge [...[...]] Please specify device type with the -d option ###Input2: sudo smartctl -t offline /dev/sda ###Output2: /dev/sda: Unknown USB bridge [...[...]] Please specify device type with the -d option Indeed, the...

I am using Debian 12.4's kernel, (I think Linux kernel 6.1.66-1) see the link to the ISO in question : cd ISO I think the issue you are refering to was fixed in debian 12.4 : EXT 4 fixed 12.4 release

Running this and "fdisk -l" gives me only the USB key i use for live booting but no disks visible

alright I deleted the post on stack exchanges, don't close this one here Thank you

I am trying to use Debian Bookworm, version 12.4.0 on a Dell PowerEdge 1950 server with 2 seagate hdd (SAS). Everything worked perfectly until I got an error message from my laptop (my laptop was connected to the server using ssh) : I then got the following error messages on the server...