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Disk Disabled, Cannot write data?

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Hello,

 

I have an array of about 8 Disks, off which Disk 1 is disabled and needs replacing. While i will get to doing so in a few days, i just noticed i am unable to write any data to the array. It starts copying files but then slowly slows down and completely stops... Is this normal ? Previously with a disabled disk i am able to use the server just fine.

 

any advice?

 

Thanks

  • Community Expert

Please post the diagnostics: Tools -> Diagnostics

  • Author

Attached is log for the test on disk5. Pls advice do i need to repair the file system on the disk?

test.txt

  • Community Expert

Repair the filesystem, remove -n flag (no modify)

  • Author

attached is the output of running : xfs_repair -v /dev/md5  in a putty session.

 

or am i running a wrong command? Sorry not very good with these things so pls advice.

putty.txt

  • Community Expert

Should be fixed now.

  • Author

Dint seem to work. Could you help me with exact commands pls?

  • Community Expert

What doesn't work? Please post new diags.

  • Community Expert

I'm not seeing any errors on the log, did you try to copy something before downloading them? From where and to where are you copying?

  • Community Expert

There's a problem with disk7:

 

Nov 28 00:45:02 Tower kernel: md: disk7 read error, sector=3765769504
Nov 28 00:45:02 Tower kernel: md: disk7 read error, sector=3765769512
Nov 28 00:45:02 Tower kernel: md: disk7 read error, sector=3765769520
Nov 28 00:45:02 Tower kernel: md: disk7 read error, sector=3765769528

 

And since disk1 is disable parity can't handle an additional failure, the errors on the log look more like a connection issue, but SMART doesn't look very healthy, try replacing the cables, or swap them with another disk, if error stays with disk7 it's likely failing.

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