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Hard drive was disabled due to read error but appears to be fine?

cdixon
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This morning, I checked unraid and I noticed that one of my hard drives was disabled due to 1 read error. After noticing this I restarted the server and put the array in maintenance mode and ran a short smart test. The self test turned out fine and disc 6 is now being rebuilt from the parity. Why did the drive get disabled even though it appears to be healthy? (I included the test results of disc 6 in this post) Thanks in advance!

ST8000AS0002-1NA17Z_Z840Q09L-20210902-1243.txt

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    Unraid only disables a drive after a write error, posting the diagnostics, if you didn't reboot yet, might give more clues.

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    I already rebooted. What could I do to figure why this happened?

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    If it happens again grab diags before rebooting, for now you can swap cables/slot with another disk, to rule that out if it happens again to the same disk.

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