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Officero

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  1. Yes, they do. I'll rebuild to make the physical match the emulated
  2. It's mounted now but disabled. Seems like my next step is to pull the drive and check the data on another PC, then, if I'm confident it was only a cabling issue, I can: Stop the array Set the disk to be not installed Start the array Stop the array Set the disk to be the appropriate disk Start the array My Unraid does not hold valuable data, so I feel comfortable risking it. Though perhaps I will RMA it through WD since it's 1 year old. tower-diagnostics-20200706-2208.zip
  3. Just ran the maintenance mode test on my disk: "Inode allocation btrees are too corrupted." From other forum posts, I think my next step is to run xfs_repair -v /dev/md7 and see what happens.
  4. SMART completed without error. Attaching new diagnostics. Disk is disk 7. tower-diagnostics-20200706-1746.zip
  5. Misread this: "If you've been asked to post a diagnostics file (or anything in addition), DO NOT add it to a previous post: Please create a new post with the requested information!" Thanks, I'll wait for the SMART to finish and post. Appreciate the help.
  6. I have not. I may try that after the SMART test finishes, thanks.
  7. Yeah, had just read how I shouldn't have done that. Dang. Next time, I'll remember. Thank you. I'll let the extended SMART test complete and post the new diagnostics. From the forum guide, should I post a new topic?
  8. I'm running an extended SMART on the drive now, but thought I would post my diagnostic zip in case someone smarter could take a look and see if I should toss the drive. From a little research, it seems like I should rebuild without that drive while I investigate? It's disk 7 in the diagnostic folder. tower-diagnostics-20200705-1315.zip
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