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[SOLVED] Alert [TOWER] - Parity 2 in error state (disk dsbl)

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Hi!

 

I've just discovered that my Parity 2 disk has been disabled and is in error state

 

07-09-2021 18:50Unraid Parity 2 errorAlert [TOWER] - Parity 2 in error state (disk dsbl)MB3000FCWDH_Z1Z0VEQ50000C348AX17_35000c50056c10d63 (sdm)

 

Surprised I haven't noticed sooner! On the day that the drive has been disabled I did replace my CPU coolers so it's possible I've knocked the cabling a little and I know the temperatures are rather high (hot weather at the moment).

 

I've attached the diagnostics log, would anyone be able to help determined if the disk is at fault or possibly just been disabled because of cabling or something? Thanks! :) 

tower-diagnostics-20210909-1149.zip

  • Community Expert

Looks more like a connection problem, check/replace cables and re-sync.

 

7 minutes ago, jsN said:

Surprised I haven't noticed sooner!

Make sure you enable system notifications.

  • Author
33 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Looks more like a connection problem, check/replace cables and re-sync.

How would I do this? Shutdown, check cabling and boot again?

 

33 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Make sure you enable system notifications.

Usually is, looks like I may have changed permissions on Gmail and it's being blocked :/

  • Community Expert
15 minutes ago, jsN said:

Shutdown, check cabling and boot again?

Yes, check/replace/swap.

  • Author

Thanks JorgeB!

 

I did notice a little kink on one of the cables, hopefully it was just this, currently resyncing/building so fingers crossed :)

 

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  • Community Expert

👍

 

Those bar colors hurt my eyes :)

 

  • Author

Ok just hit the same problem, disk has disabled itself and showing errors

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Could this just be the cable possibly damaged because of the kink or do I have a failing disk? - Attached logs

tower-diagnostics-20210909-1430.zip

  • Author
1 minute ago, JorgeB said:

👍

 

Those bar colors hurt my eyes :)

 

I'm not a fan either, rest of the theme though I like :D 

  • Community Expert
15 minutes ago, jsN said:

Could this just be the cable possibly damaged because of the kink or do I have a failing disk?

Replace the cable or swap with parity1 and try again.

  • Author
1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

Replace the cable or swap with parity1 and try again.

Thanks JorgeB,

 

I was unable to swap cables between parity1 with 2 due to the internal layout :( - parity1 connects to 1 HBA and parity2 connects to another on separate fan out cables with restrictions between the disks so it's a little awkward to do this. 

 

I've replaced the disks cable with a spare off the same SAS fan out and currently rebuilding. If this isn't successful should I replace the disk and try again?

 

 

  • Community Expert
40 minutes ago, jsN said:

If this isn't successful should I replace the disk and try again?

You should also replace/swap power cable first.

  • Author
16 hours ago, JorgeB said:

You should also replace/swap power cable first.

Thank you JorgeB, server is back up and running in a healthy state :) 

 

Seems the kink was the issue and possibly damaged the internals of the cable.

  • JorgeB changed the title to [SOLVED] Alert [TOWER] - Parity 2 in error state (disk dsbl)

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