ajfanch

What ends up happening is that the discs all have a similar error count, they are not properly "Disabled" but the array is no longer stable and won't provide access to any data, a reboot solves the error count issue and data access. If youre saying the HPE H240 is not a reccomended card, and an LSI brand card is a more common option, Ill order one of those then after a bit of research. I am still getting going with understanding linux, I would rather stick with the reccomended parts for now. Thank you for your assistance.

Every other month or so 2 of my system Drives will be disabled, and rebuild will not go smoothly, and I'll likely have to format and re add the drives. Each drive passes SMART tests, but still at some point finds itself disabled or Loaded with errors almost uniform across the array. Originally with my setup, I was using an unsupported SATA controller, so that was some of my issues, I replaced it with an HPE H240 and most issues were gone, but a few months ago, I had 2 drives do the same thing, so I noticed I was using onboard SATA not the H240, so I switched them, and after a reboot it was all fine. now I have all my array drives on the HPE, and its acting the same way. It would stand to reason the H240 is the main issue, but I am not certain, and my guesses so far have not been successful. (This is my first post, I assume after it is live I can attach my diagnostics) Thank you all In advance fancherdata-diagnostics-20200813-1212.zip