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BTRFS RAID1 Failed?

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btrfs fi show

 

Label: none  uuid: b5b7dc19-7d32-47df-be29-d6dd41e675d5
        Total devices 2 FS bytes used 44.19GiB
        devid    4 size 111.79GiB used 69.09GiB path /dev/sdl1
        *** Some devices missing

My CACHE disk stays 'spun up' (SSD) but CACHE2 has no read / write activity and spins down when it hits the hour mark (the hour of disk inactivity).

 

That command above shows device missing. CACHE is /dev/sdl & CACHE2 is /dev/sdk

Both disks are there and showing without error... However the CACHE isn't treating them equally - How might I go about fixing this?

 

Diagnostics attached.

 

Thanks :)

raptor-diagnostics-20181003-0836.zip

  • Author

Also got this email message this morning from my Unraid:

 

Quote

Event: Unraid Cache disk message
Subject: Warning [RAPTOR] - Cache pool BTRFS too many profiles (You can ignore this warning when a cache pool balance operation is in progress)
Description: OCZ-VECTOR180_A22NB061516000354 (sdl)
Importance: warning

 

  • Community Expert

Cache2 dropped out, can't see why because diags are after rebooting, recommend replacing the cables to rule them out, you should then be able to re-added it, but backup any important cache data and clear the dropped device before trying to add it back with:

 

blkdiscard /dev/sdX

 

replace X with correct identifier

  • Author

sorted :)

 

Just needed a balance in the end :D

 

Ty

  • Community Expert

Good, but don't forget to replace cables, SSDs don't dropout for no reason.

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