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parity valid with unmountable disk present ...

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Hi guys and gals,

 

I've have the situation that I have a 5 data, 2 parity disk UNRAID configuration, and one data disk had been not working, so I took a fresh disk, precleared it, then stopped the array, replaced the faulty disk with the newly precleared one, started the array again and it started to rebuild.

Now the rebuild has finished and it shows valid parity, but the disk in question is shown as unmountable.

As far as I can say, the array is not missing any data, and I can access everything.

So, is that disk not used in the array, now, and is simulated?

How is that possible after a rebuild?

What would be my next step to make sure that everything is actually in order?

 

Thanks,

 

M

Nothing relevant in the logs as it's nothing but 

Jan  1 22:24:16 mhions-storage smbd[16660]: [2022/01/01 22:24:16.254604,  0] ../../source3/lib/sysquotas.c:565(sys_get_quota)
Jan  1 22:24:16 mhions-storage smbd[16660]:   sys_path_to_bdev() failed for path [.]!

over and over (and over) again.  Not sure what that's about.  But, so far as the disk is concerned, run the check filesystem against it

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