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File Stuck on Cache IO Error

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I was going through my shares to make sure they were backed up and I noticed a file stuck on the cache. I tried mover and nothing happened. I tried manually copy it from the terminal and got IO errors. I ended up just deleting the file as it was not important but wondering if there is a bigger issue. Here is the screenshot of the syslog after attempting mv in the terminal. I have the diagnostics before I did this if it is potentially serious and needs more investigation

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Based on those errors looks like the cache device is failing, run an extended SMART test.

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3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Based on those errors looks like the cache device is failing, run an extended SMART test.

 

The test passed without error 🙃

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Keep monitoring, but any more similar errors, where it mentions "media error" I would replace it.

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I've had several SSDs lately having similar read errors, on all cases the drive iteslf wasn't faulty but data that was never rewritten "rotted" and became more difficult/impossible to read. Copied everything off, ran a secure erase to force erasure of the whole flash and a fresh start, and they were usable just fine again.

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