Parity drive reports CRC Error - should it be replaced?


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This is a connection problem sometime in the past. You can acknowledge by clicking on the SMART warning for that disk on the Dashboard page, and it will warn again if it increases.

 

I usually just acknowledge the occasional CRC, maybe reseat the connector next time I'm in the case if I remember to. If it increases quickly you need to investigate.

 

The drive firmware validates incoming data by doing a checksum. If the checksum doesn't match, CRC is counted.

 

When this happens, data is resent, so usually there is no other problem. CRC might not even be logged as an I/O error.

 

And some connection problems won't cause CRC because no data was received to checksum.

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