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4 errors reported after parity check and improper shutdown.

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My last parity check reported 4 errors after an improper shutdown. I recently noticed that I have a bad ups: even slightly moving the power cable between my unraid server and the UPS causes a power loss.

 

So I've had a few improper shutdowns before noticing the issue, any advice on what I should do next ?

 

I've included diagnostics, anything I should add ?

patricksnas-diagnostics-20210125-0644.zip

Edited by Hamilcar

  • Community Expert

A few sync errors are normal, even expected, after an unclean shutdown, just run a correcting check.

  • Author

Like this ?

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  • Author

Thanks !

I’ll report when the check is done.

 

totally unrelated but are those reading speeds normal ?

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46 minutes ago, Hamilcar said:

totally unrelated but are those reading speeds normal ?

Looks right for the disks you have, it will slowdown as it goes to the slower inner tracks.

  • Author

The correcting check is done. During the check in the main menu it showed 4 corrected errors.

 

However the notification I received when the check was done is this: 


PatricksNAS: Notice [PATRICKSNAS] - Parity check finished (4 errors)

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Duration: 1 day, 14 hours, 58 minutes, 41 seconds. Average speed: 114.0 MB/s

 

So I don’t know what to make of those results ?

 

 

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It means it corrected 4 parity errors. You should run a noncorrecting check to verify that you have zero parity errors now.

  • Author

Problem fixed, thanks again !

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