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Red ball no write errors - what next

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I had a power disruption to my external esata enclosure, reset, then started parity check.  Came back three days later, it was showing missing the 2 discs in my esata enclosure.

Restart, now it finds both drives, but 1 drive has red-ball with 0 errors.

 

The array is started and it says configuration valid, what do I do next? 

 

I can stop the array, but there is not parity check or trust array options that I see?

Post a picture of the Web GUI just to confirm ...

 

... but it sounds like you're indicating that parity is valid, but one drive is red-balled => is that correct?

 

If so, it apparently finished the parity check before the power interruption;  but has had a write error on the drive that's red-balled.

 

If that's the case, you need to replace the drive.    If you're confident the drive is actually good, you can stop the array; unassign that drive; restart the array (it will show the missing drive);  then stop it; reassign it; and start it again => UnRAID will then rebuild the contents on that drive.

 

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I know the drive is good, just a power failure.

 

I am re-building the drive now, thank you.

 

I will run a parity check after re-build to confirm everything is good, if there are errors still I will RMA the drive (nearly brand new 4tb seagate) and get a new one.

 

Thank you!

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