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Neglected parity check, drive clicks

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Hey guys,

 

I'm kind of in an unpleasent situation. Because I'm an idiot I neglected parity checks for the last 300 days. My array consists of 4 10 TB HDDs (one parity). Now I hear that one drive is clicking quite loud when it spins up. So I'm pretty certain it will die some time soon...

 

Now, what do I do? Would it be better to do a parity check? Or just swap the drive as soon as possible? Help 😱

  • Community Expert

Nothing to lose if you try a non correcting check.

  • Author

But is there anything to be gained?

 

If there are no errors, all is good, but I lost time.

 

If there are errors, Id have to rebuilt and stress the drive even more.

 

Maybe I'm not correct here, which is why I'm asking. Thank you very much!

  • Community Expert

If there are no errors you could rebuild knowing for sure parity was 100% valid.

  • Author

Ok, thanks. So you would advise to run a parity check first. If there are no errors, I'll swap the disk and rebuild. If there are errors, we'll talk again? ;-)

  • Community Expert

If there are sync errors but no disk errors you can run a correcting check, if there are sync errors and disk errors, or just disk errors, replace the disk.

  • Author

Thank you very much! Will do. This will be an intense weekend...

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