July 31, 20205 yr Hi All I keep getting a drive fail and my disk 20 is showing read errors (I have run extended SMART disk check) Attached smart report & Diag below BTW it looks like the Parity check is started again now at 21% (the error notification E-mail said it was: Parity check in progress. Total size: 12 TB Elapsed time: 21 hours, 20 minutes Current position: 8.95 TB (74.6 %) Estimated speed: 139.1 MB/sec Estimated finish: 6 hours, 5 minutes Sync errors corrected: 0 And yes the cache drive is often high temperature but according to others that's normal for a NVMe drive? I am considering adding this NVME heatsink I know it should be high but I think its to high (I have 3 industri fans full speed in the case + 2 on the back) Looking forward to hearing from you - should the disk be replaced? Best regards Casperse Update it looks like the error i a week old: can I acknowledge the error somewhere to stop getting it in the notification e-mail? (id the drive is ok now?) Edited July 31, 20205 yr by casperse
July 31, 20205 yr Community Expert It's logged as an actual disk problem, but since it passed the extended test it's OK for now, keep monitoring, you'll need to clear the errors to stop getting the failed report. Cache temp is normal if it's after some writes, you can set a custom temp warning for it.
July 31, 20205 yr Author 1 hour ago, johnnie.black said: It's logged as an actual disk problem, but since it passed the extended test it's OK for now, keep monitoring, you'll need to clear the errors to stop getting the failed report. Cache temp is normal if it's after some writes, you can set a custom temp warning for it. Where can I clear the errors? Thanks 👍
August 2, 20205 yr Author On 7/31/2020 at 9:06 AM, johnnie.black said: It's logged as an actual disk problem, but since it passed the extended test it's OK for now, keep monitoring, you'll need to clear the errors to stop getting the failed report. Cache temp is normal if it's after some writes, you can set a custom temp warning for it. Isn't this a little high in temperature (My former samsung 1TB NVME was lower) Event: Unraid Cache disk temperature Subject: Alert [PLEXZONE] - Cache disk overheated (78 C) Description: Samsung_SSD_970_EVO_Plus_2TB_S4J4NG0M919326F (nvme0n1) Importance: alert
August 2, 20205 yr Community Expert 5 minutes ago, casperse said: Isn't this a little high in temperature (My former samsung 1TB NVME was lower) It is, and it might be throttling down, you can get an NVMe cooler.
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