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Removed disk from array : now shows up with red cross - contents emulated?


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Hi all,

 

A while back unraid reported that one of my disks was starting to fail (showing errors), so I decided to copy all the stuff of the disk to other disks in the array and remove it.  Luckily, there was not much stuff on it. 

 

I couldn't copy all files because some files were acting weird.  I couldn't even delete them, and hence, I couldn't delete the folder they were in on the disk. 

 

I decided to simply remove the disk ; I still had a copy of what was left on the disk elsewhere, so not a problem.

 

I shut down the system and removed the disk.  They after rebooting the system I got the mention that disk 4 was missing.  I then realized that I did it wrong : I had to unassign the drive before removing it.  So I re-attached the disk, booted up again and the system welcomed the drive back.  I then unassigned it, shut down again and removed the disk. 

 

Now the disk still shows up with a red cross, saying : "device is missing (disable) - contents emulated".  I don't want this, I want it gone. 

 

How can I do this?

 

 

Edited by BartDG
Posted

The behaviour you describe is expected.  The procedure for removing a dish permanently is described here  in the online documentation that can be accessed via the Manual link at the bottom of the Unraid GUI.

Posted

Thanks both.  That was simple enough!  🙈

Parity building is now humming along nicely. It'll probably be done by midnight.

 

Cheers for the swift response!

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