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What drive to replace first? One Failed Secondary Parity Drive and One Failed Array Drive

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I went on a trip and as Murphy's law dictates, one drive failed. I sent a few TBs of video back while away and I came back to the same failed and disabled drive, along with an enabled but has errors, secondary parity drive.

 

A thing to note is the erroring parity drive only errors when parity checking and gets the same number every time: 502.

 

I have two, larger, replacement drives preclearing and being tested now, but my question is what do I replace and in what order?

 

There was a power flicker recently, so I don't know how helpful the diagnostics will be, but they are attached anyways.

Edited by TheGleaner

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You could replace both at the same time, but run an extended SMART test on parity2 first.

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On 12/17/2024 at 3:27 AM, JorgeB said:

 extended SMART test on parity2 first.

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In that case you can replace both at the same time, no more risk than replacing one and then the other.

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