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Removed a hotswap disk in an array by mistake and put it back right away - Device is disabled

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I have a supermicro server with hot swap bays.

I removed a data disk while the array was running by mistake.

I plugged it back in right a away.

But now it says "Device is disabled, Contents Emulated"

Do i have to rebuild that disk?

Disk is in fine health. 

It was removed for only like 10 seconds. 

 

Any way to not do a rebuild?

 

Edited by swamiforlife

  • swamiforlife changed the title to Removed a hotswap disk in an array by mistake and put it back right away - Device is disabled
  • Community Expert

You have to rebuild the disk or do a new config and correct parity, either way it will take about the same time, 2nd option is usually best if the emulated disk is not mounting or required a filesystem check that created some lost+found content.

  • Author

Ok i will go with option 1 (rebuild the disk)

 

Should i just select a replacement disk and start the array?

 

 

  • Community Expert

You can also rebuild on top of the old disk, as long as the emulated disk is mounting and contents look correct.

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