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(SOLVED) One read error; disk still online. Do I have a problem?

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Solved by trurl

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Looks like it was probably a problem communicating with the disk, cable or controller, but hasn't repeated. SMART looks OK and you even successfully completed an extended self-test.

Post a screenshot of Array Operation.

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10 minutes ago, trurl said:

Post a screenshot of Array Operation.

The part I was specifically asking for is below the part you took a screenshot of.

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22 minutes ago, trurl said:

The part I was specifically asking for is below the part you took a screenshot of.

Sorry

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You can reset that error count with the CLEAR STATS button. Not sure that will make FCP quit reporting it though, it might just be scanning syslog. Reboot will take care of it.

The reason I asked for the screenshot is because that button seems to have disappeared on some later Unraid version. I had a similar occurrence during my last monthly parity check but when I looked for that button it was gone. I rebooted to get FCP to quit reporting it.

Your Unraid version is over a year old, and has a deprecated mover tuning plugin installed.

  • 12_purple_giraffes changed the title to (SOLVED) One read error; disk still online. Do I have a problem?

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