Maticks Posted February 26, 2023 Posted February 26, 2023 Can anyone help we work through these error problems. I have 16 Data Disks and 2 Parity disks before I did the case move one disk Z300RXT7 was doing udma crc error every now and then i assumed it was the SAS to SATA cable. So i've rebuilt it in a new case with new cables for all the drives. I had some read errors and UDMA CRC Errors on one drive WCC7K5FREDXX doing a party check after so i changed out the cable assuming it was faulty. That seem to get rid of the errors messages. but shortly afterward i started seeing reallocated sector ct on one of my disks ZGY04GN9 went from 1000 to 14000 within an hour or two so replaced it with a new disk and rebuilt the array. That disk is now stable. But overnight the disk i mentioned that was doing the udma crc error is now on fresh cabling and now doing reallocated sector and the odd offline uncorrectable and current pending sector label Z300RXT7. This disk unlike others is part of a cache pool so wasn't under stress when i was rebuilding my array. Is all this a coincidence and moving the system and drives around for some these 4 year+ drives just too much and they have died? Or is there a possibility of something more and the disks are actually fine? tower-diagnostics-20230227-0920.zip Quote
JorgeB Posted February 27, 2023 Posted February 27, 2023 Reallocated sectors are not a SATA/SAS cable problem, either the disks are failing or you have a power problem, insufficient or intermittent power issues can reallocate sectors. Quote
Maticks Posted February 28, 2023 Author Posted February 28, 2023 (edited) 16 hours ago, JorgeB said: Reallocated sectors are not a SATA/SAS cable problem, either the disks are failing or you have a power problem, insufficient or intermittent power issues can reallocate sectors. I am now seeing UDMA CRC errors not sure if it is a cable issue now its on that same drive i was seeing the reallocated sectors on before. Edited February 28, 2023 by Maticks Quote
JorgeB Posted February 28, 2023 Posted February 28, 2023 Those are usually a SATA cable problem. Quote
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