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Disk with red X, smart tests pass.

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I have a disk that got a red x and has been disabled.  I ran both a quick and an extended smart test and it passed both.

 

Was hoping someone could take a look at my test results and diagnostics and let me know if you think it's safe for me to rebuild the data on the same drive.

 

If it is safe to move forward with the drive, are these the correct steps to take?

 

stop the array

Unassign the drive

start the array to ‘forget’ the assignment

stop the array

assign the drive

start the array to commit the change and to start rebuilding the contents of the drive based on the current set of data drives.

 

Thank you.

tower-diagnostics-20230624-0936.zip tower-smart-20230623-0745.zip

Solved by JorgeB

Afaik, disks are only marked as disabled (red x) when a write to them fails.

Your syslog shows errors of sorts with commands to SDD and SDH. 

 

You probably should wait for someone else to chime in, but I wouldn't do anything at all just yet.

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It's logged as a disk problem but since SMART test passed disk is OK for now, rebuild and keep monitoring.

 

Also run an extended SMART test on cache.

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5 hours ago, JorgeB said:

It's logged as a disk problem but since SMART test passed disk is OK for now, rebuild and keep monitoring.

 

Also run an extended SMART test on cache.

Thank you so much.

 

Are these the correct next steps?

 

stop the array

Unassign the drive

start the array to ‘forget’ the assignment

stop the array

assign the drive

start the array to commit the change and to start rebuilding the contents of the drive based on the current set of data drives.

 

I ran an extended test on Cache, it passed but I have attached the report as well.

 

Thanks again!

tower-smart-20230625-0752.zip

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16 hours ago, Moe said:

Are these the correct next steps?

Yes, when you start the array with the disk emulated check that it's still mounting and contents look correct before rebuilding on top.

 

16 hours ago, Moe said:

it passed but I have attached the report as well.

Looks OK.

  • Author

Rebuild is compete and all is back to normal.  Thanks for the guidance.

  • 1 year later...

You guys saved me! I just had this issue and following the steps posted fixed my issues. I love this community!

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