May 9, 20188 yr Hey guys, I have one server that is giving me problems since a power surge. (as can be read here: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/71280-solved-unmountable-no-file-system-after-unclean-shutdown/) Those problems have been fixed but now Disk2 is acting up again. Unraid has marked it as Failed. I have attached a diagnostics report because I can't make anything out of it. Is the drive actually dead, is it a bad cable/sata port? Should I actually replace the drive? I hope someone can help me. Kind regards, Zandor silicon-diagnostics-20180509-1224.zip Edited May 11, 20188 yr by Zandor300 Solved
May 9, 20188 yr Without checking your diagnostics. Check your smart status, both your parity, disk 1 and disk 2 has a warning in smart status But disk 2 might just be a cable problem.
May 9, 20188 yr Author 1 hour ago, johnnie.black said: Looks more like a cable problem, replace both cables. Will try that later today. 2 minutes ago, Struck said: Without checking your diagnostics. Check your smart status, both your parity, disk 1 and disk 2 has a warning in smart status But disk 2 might just be a cable problem. Parity and Disk1 are "UDMA CRC error count" errors.
May 9, 20188 yr 2 minutes ago, Struck said: Check your smart status, both your parity, disk 1 and disk 2 has a warning in smart status Both have UDMA CRC errors, OP if these keep increasing it usually indicates a bad SATA cable.
May 9, 20188 yr Author 12 minutes ago, johnnie.black said: Both have UDMA CRC errors, OP if these keep increasing it usually indicates a bad SATA cable. They do increase by one every few days. Just ordered a bunch new SATA cables, will replace the one on Disk2 later today with one I still have and the ones on Parity and Disk1 when I get them. Will update with the results.
May 9, 20188 yr Author @johnnie.black @Struck Replaced SATA cable, same port, same issue but now SMART on Disk2 can be read. So I've attached a new diagnostics file. I can try swapping cables but I do not have any more ports left on the motherboard and PCIe expansion card. silicon-diagnostics-20180509-2209.zip UPDATE: Just moved it to a SATA II port (which I was trying to avoid) but still, the drive is 'disabled'. Again a diagnostics file if that helps. silicon-diagnostics-20180509-2222.zip Does this mean the drive is bad? Edited May 9, 20188 yr by Zandor300
May 10, 20188 yr When a disk is disabled it always needs to be rebuilt, changing cable/port is to hopefully preventing it from getting disabled again in the future.
May 10, 20188 yr Author 2 hours ago, johnnie.black said: When a disk is disabled it always needs to be rebuilt, changing cable/port is to hopefully preventing it from getting disabled again in the future. I can't find an option for rebuilding...
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