AE2 Drive problem?

[Nvidia_GTX]

For some reason sometimes randomly my 6 ME drives flash on and off like they are disconnected from the system and I can't access them.
They have a dense cable directly to the me controller which stays on the whole time the problem is happening.
The cable itself shows that channels are in use, but WALIA says 0 out of 32 are in use.
The only other thing connected to the cable is crafting terminal.
Any idea what is happening?

Regards,
Nvidia

 

[gold49]

Are you sure you have enough power for you system?
Any dark cable that could be making the system update repeatedly?
Updated to the most recent AE version?

 

[Nvidia_GTX]

I make 150,000RF/T and the system needs 8,000
No
I'm fairly sure

 

[gold49]

(reading derp on this post if you saw it, sorry.)

 

[APproject]

Sometimes ender io AE conduits do not connect - should you be using that. Any other times drives were being weird were when I was not following that a single side of a dense cable can only output 8 channels to drives. And, should you be using tunnels, make sure that tunnel isn't being shared.

 

[gold49]

This may sound a little weird, but have you tried breaking and replacing your drives/controler(s), as this fixed issues I have had with AE before.

 

[Azzanine]

I make 150,000RF/T and the system needs 8,000
No
I'm fairly sure

Are you sure it's actually getting it's 8000 RF? how are you getting the power to the energy acceptor?

 

[Nvidia_GTX]

I'm using resonant fluxducts from thermal dynamics

 

[Nvidia_GTX]

Somehow it fixed itself, thanks for the advice

 

[dragonmaster0283]

If you dont have an ae energy buffer (the energy cell or dense energy cell), if you have a lot of going in and out, you can bump up again your power limit from the connecter. I had this problem once and found out that all the in/out i had going on was going over my stored power in my AE system very briefly cutting the power. Added a dense energy cell to the system and the problem stopped.

 

[Hambeau]

Sounds like your cable may be crossing a chunk boundary that is unloading, perhaps.