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SMART error on dashboard, but nothing coming up when I do a SMART test on the drive

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I've just noticed that the Array tile on my dashboard is showing a SMART error with Disk 3.

 

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When I run a SMART test of Disk 3, I get no errors.

 

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When I look in the SMART error log, I see the details of the error, but I don't know what they mean. Can anyone help/advise?

 

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Edited by takkischitt

Solved by itimpi

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If you click on the orange icon it will tell you what type of error it was and the option to acknowledge it so you only get prompted of another one occurs.

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7 minutes ago, itimpi said:

If you click on the orange icon it will tell you what type of error it was and the option to acknowledge it so you only get prompted of another one occurs.

 

Thanks for the response, itimpi. It shows as "UDMA CRC error count". Is this anything to be worried about, or should I just acknowledge it, but keep an eye out for any more errors appearing?

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18 minutes ago, takkischitt said:

 

Thanks for the response, itimpi. It shows as "UDMA CRC error count". Is this anything to be worried about, or should I just acknowledge it, but keep an eye out for any more errors appearing?

Just acknowledge.  This is a connection error (frequently caused by SATA cabling or power) rather than a drive error and triggers a retry so as such just slows things down unless you gets lots of them.  Occasional ones are not something to worry about but if they occur frequently check the cabling.  Note it never resets to 0 so all you can do is stop it increasing.

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