• [6.6.6] Unreasonable number of writes reported

    quinnmjcj

    By quinnmjcj

    One of my disks reported a HUGE number of writes (see Main.pdf) immediately after restarting unraid.

    I was unmounting and remounting disk6 to rebuild it.  disk5 had the large number of writes and the write errors when I mounted disk6 and restarted.....  I've had this happen with disk5 a couple of times in the past.

     

    This is with stable 6.6.6 unraid - log attached.

    log.txt

    Main.pdf

    qnas-diagnostics-20190206-0745.zip

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    JorgeB

    This is a general support problem, not a bug, but while it's not moved by a mod, disk5 dropped offline, so there's no SMART, but more likely a connection issue, you should look or post the SMART report after checking connections/rebooting.

     

    You'll then need to restart rebuilding disk6.

     

    Also, parity2 had some media errors, so recommend running an extended SMART test.

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