Skatman

Ah got you. It's still in Amazon returns. I just need to get the new disk in and sorted ASAP.

Out of interest, does this disk look refurbished to you? Because it wasn't supposed to be. I just had to do a power down and on power up, it's now showing 88 for current pending sector. Ordered 2 new HDDs. It's a good opportunity for me to look at larger ones as the 10TB are always the most difficult to get. I'm also going to try Seagate.

Got it now! Cheers. Can't believe how out-of-date I was.

*Facepalm* Just seen we're at 6.12.4 now. I'm so used to Windows updates with a pop-up.

That is so strange as I cannot find it at all. Unraid version (apols for the blown-out colour. Monitor is HDR): CA Version: Search:

Apologies if this has been covered numerous times, but I cannot find the Intel-gpu-TOP plugin anywhere on CA anymore. Has it been removed or something?

Got it attached. mediaserver-smart-20231031-1929.zip

Got the report finally. Completed without error. The 'Current Pending Sector' error also cleared. Thoughts? (Struggling to upload the file)

Issue is that I don't have another drive to replace it with, sadly. Which is my issue.

Is that it? Do I not need to do anything else?

Just having weird issues like this myself. Just to check, you simply moved the files and copied back? You didn't move and then clear the old drive or anything?

Hi all, I've just bought a brand new 10TB HDD for my array and it's just started reporting errors. The three it's reporting are: Reallocated Sector Count (10 Raw Value) Temperature Celsius (45 - not too concerned about this one). Current Pending Sector (8 Raw Value) I've contacted Amazon and they've helpfully stated I can return the drive for a refund, but failed to consider what happens to the data that's already on the drive. They wont send a replacement out first, so I'm in the process of being a pain in the backside. That aside, what is the likelihood of the errors being a false-positive? I've read a number of different responses to this saying it could be and that the only way of really checking is to restart the array and run an extended SMART check. Is this true? Others have said that I need to run a few Parity checks back-to-back and if no errors are found, then it's likely fine also. I'm currently running a parity check (0 issues found so far). Should I stop that to sort this disk? Will it ruin the parity if it does it whilst one of the disks has an error?

I don't understand it and I don't want to ruin the server. What would I have to do?

Great, thanks for letting me know. Is there a way of doing what I need to in the app then? Changing the setting in the server settings doesn't seem to work. It puts it into indirect play mode which results in streaming 480p or less.

Either the port where this red arrow is, or the other side.