Rojma

Thanks @itimpi. The drive is a 10TB WD Red model WD101EFAX-68LDBN0.

One of my disks in my 4-disk array recently started to show up as disabled. I found the following docs on how to deal with a disk when it goes into the disabled state: https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Storage_Management#Replacing_failed.2Fdisabled_disk.28s.29 However before replacing the disk, I want to make sure the disk is in fact bad. I recently moved all the disks from one server to another and everything worked fine for about a month before this issue started to show up. I just completed an extended SMART test. It completed with "read failure". I have attached the report along with diagnostics logs from the server. Honestly, I am not sure what to make of either set of logs, so if anyone can review and help me decipher them, I would appreciate it. Please note that I did reboot the server prior to collecting both sets of logs (my first instinct was to reboot to see if the disk would get "reenabled" - I have since learned what disabled really means). Part of me suspects it may be a bad cable. I am currently running a Read-Check but as soon as that is done, I plan to open up the server and replace the cables. Any help, guidance, or suggestions would be appreciated. winona-diagnostics-20230226-0945.zip winona-smart-20230225-1955.zip