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replace nas failed disk

Thomas Buck 8 months ago
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 description: Laser pointer on two servos with Raspberry Pi Pico W
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 parent: projects
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 git: https://git.xythobuz.de/thomas/CatToy
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+github: https://github.com/xythobuz/CatToy
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 date: 2023-04-22
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 description: FreeNAS / TrueNAS based x86 server
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 date: 2018-03-01
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-update: 2023-05-26
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+update: 2023-08-31
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 Installing the new battery was quick and simple.
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 The UPS immediately started working again, as I had hoped.
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+## Failed Disk Replacement (August 2023)
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+So after the first read errors appeared on two drives over a year ago, one of them finally failed enough for the ZFS pool to show a degraded status.
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+This was disk 5, the bottom most one in the 3D-printed mount.
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+The server already runs hot, with the two drives with read errors reporting the highest temperatures.
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+And I suspect my mount doesn't help either.
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+Nonetheless I simply replaced the disk.
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+<!--%
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+lightgallery([
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+    [ "img/nas_hdd_replace_1.jpg", "NAS with old disk still in place" ],
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+    [ "img/nas_hdd_replace_2.jpg", "NAS with new disk" ],
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+])
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+%-->
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+The filesystem resilvered without any issues and is now running fine again, though I suspect disk 3 will probably face a similar fate soon.

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