March 29, 20188 yr I had an SSD in my cache pool fail so I replaced it. Now, I'm trying to decide what to do with the removed SSD. I put it in an external case and connected it by USB and ran badblocks -wvs /dev/sdq which revealed some errors. I've since run an extended SMART test and the same badblocks command and it seems to have remapped the bad blocks and is stable again (badblocks -wvs /dev/sdq returned 0/0/0 errors the second time). I'm more familiar with hard disks and if it was one I'd use it for another application and keep an eye on it but I'm not sure whether the same interpretation can be put on an SSD. I'd value any opinions. HFS250G32TND-3112A_FI5CN0492102ACK1P-20180329-2111 (sdq).txt
March 30, 20188 yr SSDs are much harder to assess based on SMART, I would use it for some time in a non critical mission and see if the reallocated sectors and reported uncorrected stop increasing.
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