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[Solved] Drive failure during scheduled parity check

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Hello all,
My scheduled parity check started this morning, and I just got the notification that one of my drives skyrocketed with errors, then was disabled by Unraid. As of writing, the parity check has 0 sync errors detected.

 

I have a cold spare of the same size and type ready to put in the server, but am unsure exactly how. I am running an LSI 9207-8i card, and have tested that in theory, I can "hot-swap" drives with it. Does that work in Unraid?

What is the best way for me to swap in a new drive considering that the parity check is still running?

 

Thanks


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Edited by Teknicallity
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Solved by Teknicallity

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The disk has a lot of pending sectors and failed the SMART test, so it needs to be replaced.

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Hopefully this can help someone else in the future. I'm not sure why I was afraid to just cancel the parity check. Ultimately, I just shut down, swapped in the cold spare, then started the array rebuild operation. 

  • Teknicallity changed the title to [Solved] Drive failure during scheduled parity check

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