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Parity disk disabled, what now?

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I had a power outage and once the power was back on, I started my server, and then started the array from my mobile phone.

It appears the parity disk had some issues during boot, but I didn't notice on the small phone screen. Hence starting the array without investigating.

Diagnostics attached in current state. Array is running, parity is disabled.

Do I shut down server, check the cabling to the parity disk and boot it up again?

IF logs are clear after reboot, how do I get the parity disk and array back into a working/protected state?

 

tower-diagnostics-20240816-1354.zip

Edited by Jorgen

Solved by Gragorg

  • Solution

Once cabling is fixed and logs are clear

1. Stop the array

2. Unassign parity drive

3.  Start the Array

4. Stop the Array

5. Assign the parity drive back

6. Start the Array ( this will start parity reconstruct)

  • Author

Thanks! Having more power outages, will let that settle down before proceeding. Server is currently off after power cut.

Need to get that UPS....

  • Jorgen changed the title to Parity disk disabled, what now?
  • Author

Disk errors gone after cable reseating and reboot, 26 hours parity rebuild completed without errors. Phew.

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