January 12, 20224 yr Was running parity on a second drive I added and after running most the day and night this morning it gave the error that it's been disabled. Going to try and add it again and see what's going on. tower-diagnostics-20220112-0825.zip
January 12, 20224 yr Community Expert 197 Current_Pending_Sector -O--C- 100 100 000 - 64 198 Offline_Uncorrectable ----C- 100 100 000 - 64 Best to replace it.
January 12, 20224 yr Author Ok. So is the drive failed now? I switched cases this past week and for a minute was using it to test something else and hadn't noticed any issues. Could I get this error due to a connection issue or is this real data showing it dying? Thank you for your help btw I don't know how you manage to do it. If you put a link up I'd buy you a beer.
January 12, 20224 yr Community Expert Just now, FlyingTexan said: real data SMART attributes are recorded in the drive firmware. Only UDMA CRC errors are connection issues. Do any of your other disks show SMART warnings on the Dashboard page?
January 12, 20224 yr Author 12 minutes ago, trurl said: SMART attributes are recorded in the drive firmware. Only UDMA CRC errors are connection issues. Do any of your other disks show SMART warnings on the Dashboard page? On the dashboard page for the failed parity drive the smart data under “failed” says never for everything. Sorry you caught me as I was using my phone and wanted to get this quickly lol
January 12, 20224 yr Community Expert Technically this is not a fatal error so those attributes being non-zero is not listed as failed in the attributes, but they are an extremely bad sign. As a general rule if SMART marks anything as failing then the drive should be changed ASAP, but the converse does not necessarily mean there is no problem.
January 12, 20224 yr Author Just now, itimpi said: Technically this is not a fatal error so those attributes being non-zero is not listed as failed in the attributes, but they are an extremely bad sign. As a general rule if SMART marks anything as failing then the drive should be changed ASAP, but the converse does not necessarily mean there is no problem. I’m a newbie so when you say SMART marks a drive as failing, where are you looking? Is it because they’re highlighted in yellow?
January 12, 20224 yr Community Expert 1 minute ago, FlyingTexan said: I’m a newbie so when you say SMART marks a drive as failing, where are you looking? Is it because they’re highlighted in yellow? If it is marked as failing in the FAILEd column then the drive should be considered as having a fatal error. A failed extended SMART test is also considered fatal. If it is highlighted in the Unraid GUI then can just mean it is one being monitored by Unraid and you need to look carefully at this attribute - especially if it keeps getting worse.
January 12, 20224 yr Author Ok. I just noticed the option to do and extended smart test and I’m doing that now.
January 12, 20224 yr Community Expert 30 minutes ago, FlyingTexan said: On the dashboard page for the failed parity drive the smart data under “failed” says never for everything. That is not the Dashboard page, and I was asking about your other disks since you didn't notice there was anything wrong with this one. Also, screenshots are very much preferred over photos.
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