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[SOLVED] HDD Read errors - next steps?

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Hey all,

 

Just got some read errors on a drive when doing a monthly parity check. I paused the check - should I just let it resume? And should I take the server offline for now, or let it still run? Device is still showing normal operation.

 

I'm assuming next steps are get a new drive, remove the old one, install the new one, and rebuild?

 

Thanks! (Edited to add diag to initial post as per first response)

cybertron-diagnostics-20200101-1427.zip

Edited by Idaho121

  • Community Expert

First steps will be to post the system diagnostics zip file (obtained via Tools -> Diagnostics) so we can see what the state of your system actually is and whether it looks like you have a disk problem or something else.

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It was a disk problem, these errors can sometimes be intermittent, though never a good sign, run an extended SMART test, if it fails you should replace the disk.

  • Author

Completed without error. Raw Value for Raw read error rate is 212, up from where it was before by quite a bit. So buy a new drive, but don't lose sleep over this?

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6 hours ago, Idaho121 said:

Value for Raw read error rate is 212

It was already 212 before the test, so it's stable for now and the SMART test passed, I would give it a second chance, but keep an eye on it, any more errors and I would replace it.

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