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Array has disc with 32 read errors - what should i do?

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Hello,

 

over last night i've got a disc with 32 errors on it.

smart short test returned no errors.

disc is still healthy

diags are attached.

 

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These are the errors found in disc log

 

its a toshiba n300 8tb disc running on a lsi 9205-8i hba on a sas-to-sata breakout cable.

disc is still running fine.

 

i've entered maintenance mode and did a filesystem check with -n and without option. no errors found and no errors corrected.

 

what should i do? is it safe to simply run the array? should i format the disc and rebuild it?

 

thanks alot

tower-diagnostics-20230511-0651.zip

Solved by JorgeB

  • Author

Fix Common Problems just noticed that disc3 has errors but says:

"If the disk has not been disabled, then Unraid has successfully rewritten the contents of the offending sectors back to the hard drive."

 

So i guess data should be valid?

 

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  • Solution

SMART looks fine and errors occurred right after spin up, so you may try disabling spin down if it happens again.

  • Author

Thanks Jorge for checking it. 

Currently im running a extended smart check. looks like all data is fine.

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