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[6.12.3] Problems with new disk after few reboots

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Hello all,

 

I have some problems with my just new disk.
I have to had to reboot a few times due to problems with using powertop.
So now I've disabled everything in my boot/config/go file, back to original.
But to check things out, I needed to reboot my server a few times.

 

Now I booted it for the last time, and I get a red x at the disk4.

I did a read check but that wasn't the solution.

My disk4 is just about a month old, so I don't think it is the disk itself.
Also the SATA data cable is the same age, so can it be that?

I never had the disk "failing" so quick...

 

What can I do to resolve this matter?

I've attached my diagnostics, maybe you guys can get something out of that.


Thanks in advance for all the support.

Kind Regards!

rik-tower-diagnostics-20230731-0024.zip

Solved by JorgeB

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  • Solution

Diags are after rebooting so we can't see what happened, but SMART looks fine so you can rebuild on top, probably a good idea to replace cables before doing it to rule that out.

  • Author

Yep gonna do that.
I don't have the diags from before rebooting, cause nothing was wrong at that moment, too bad.

 

I did some cable swapping, advice via reddit, and came out on a faulty miniSAS 8087 cable.

One of those 4 sata cables are bad, so I've ordered a new one.

Expected to arrive in a couple of days.

 

So for now the problem seems solved with a new cable, but I cannot verify that until I have a new cable.

  • Author

Yep that was the problem, a miniSAS cable.

 

The solution was as follows:

Unassigned the disk first

Assigned the disk again to the same empty slot as before.

Then a parity rebuild and everything is back up and running!

 

Thanks again!

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