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Errors on one disk during parity check

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Hey there,

 

my system reported errors on one disk during parity check. I canceled the parity check to lower stress on that drive so I can securely scatter the data from that disk to the other disks, because my plan is in order to secure the array again I am going to exchange the current parity with a 18TB drive and fill in the disk2 with the old parity drive.

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Before I commence, I wanted to ask if these errors are an indicator for a failing drive? I've done a short SMART selftest and the drive seems okay.

 

Thanks for your input in advance!

Solved by JorgeB

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It's not logged as a disk problem, and SMART looks fine, so most likely a power/connection issue, check replace/cables and retry.

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Will do so, tomorrow! Thanks.

Do you mean sync errors or read errors? Second parity check didn't find any errors.

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In the UI I see this, still:

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If these errors won't rise, it should be fine, right?

 

If you restart the array they should go away (or maybe it needs a reboot, not sure).

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