June 2, 20251 yr V7.0.1I have been replacing older smaller drives - one 14TB left to replace. Currently I have a mix of 18TB, 16TB, and one 14TB. Trying to replace the 14TB with a 16TB. Both Parity drives are 18TBAfter rebooting, I go to the 14TB drive and select the 16TB replacement and then start the array. Rebuild starts with a Total Size =16TB (Should be 18TB, correct?).After the rebuild completes, the file systems are corrupted. I have to stop the array, put the 14TB back in place and then do New Config to rebuild both Parity drives.This is the 2nd time this has occurred. This time I captured the diagnostics shortly after staring the array.Am I doing something wrong?tower6-diagnostics-20250602-1123 ANONYMIZE.zip Edited June 3, 20251 yr by cbarbie
June 2, 20251 yr Community Expert 18 minutes ago, cbarbie said:Rebuild starts with a Total Size =16TB (Should be 18TB, correct?).If the replacement drive is 16TB, the rebuild will be 16TB, it's correct.
June 2, 20251 yr Community Expert Disk8 is mounting in the diags posted, unassigned it, start the array and post new diags.
June 2, 20251 yr Author 1 minute ago, JorgeB said:If the replacement drive is 16TB, the rebuild will be 16TB, it's correct.Thank you for the verification. I will wait until this rebuild completes a see how the file system looks.
June 2, 20251 yr Author Just now, JorgeB said:Disk8 is mounting in the diags posted, unassigned it, start the array and post new diags.Disk 8 is the drive currently being rebuilt - 2.5% complete. It should finish sometime tomorrow.Attached is the latest diag. tower6-diagnostics-20250602-1158.zip
June 2, 20251 yr Community Expert Everything looks good so far, any issues after the rebuild is done post new diags before rebooting.
June 3, 20251 yr Author So far, so good. Rebuild finished. File system looks ok.Second time was the charm, I guess.
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