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Disabled device throws I/O error during re-build

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Hi,

 

While copying new data to my array, one of the drives became disabled.

Looking at the logs, I saw multiple "I/O error". See the Diagnostics file attached.

 

After stopping the array and starting it again Unraid mounted the drive but did not re-enable it. Also no I/O errors right after mounting starting the array.

 

So I decided to follow the guide of rebuilding the device to itself, because with the help of the parity drive, all data were there.

However, just after 0.3% of progress, I got the same I/O errors again and the re-build process stopped.

 

Do you have any further advises how to proceed? Is the device defect? Do I need to perform any other steps before adding back the device?

 

Thanks,

MiNe

zentrale-diagnostics-20220528-1036.zip

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After a reboot of the system and checking the cables of the disk, I'm able to read out SMART and see these errors.

I guess, this doesn't look good for the drive...

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The UDMA CRC errors are there since long time already, but "Current pending sector" and "Offline uncorrectable" are new.

Edited by mine

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29 minutes ago, mine said:

I guess, this doesn't look good for the drive...

It doesn't, you can run an extended SMART test to confirm, but likely you'll need to replace that drive.

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Thanks for confirming.

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