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gblasius
Dec 30, 2013Aspirant
A SATA reset has been performed on one or more of your disks
I have an older ReadyNAS NV. I've received the following message 2x this week - "A SATA reset has been performed on one or more of your disks that may have affected the RAID parity integrity..." ...
StephenB
Dec 31, 2013Guru - Experienced User
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"CRC" is a "cyclical redundancy check". The stat suggests that there were 26 times when the data was garbled as it was transferred to/from the disk to the NAS. The issue was in the SATA interface, not reading/writing the disk media itself - so this is might not be the drive, it could be the NAS hardware. None of my disks report UDMA CRC errors.
Do you also see 2 hard disk resets on the drive that has 2 retries? One of my drives has 1 retry, and also 1 hard disk reset. I am thinking that this is actually what was reported by Frontview (count=2, two messages...)
My advice is to make or update your backup, and keep it current. If the error continues (particularly if it starts happening more often), I'd replace the disk. You could of course replace it now (but don't neglect the backup).
"CRC" is a "cyclical redundancy check". The stat suggests that there were 26 times when the data was garbled as it was transferred to/from the disk to the NAS. The issue was in the SATA interface, not reading/writing the disk media itself - so this is might not be the drive, it could be the NAS hardware. None of my disks report UDMA CRC errors.
Do you also see 2 hard disk resets on the drive that has 2 retries? One of my drives has 1 retry, and also 1 hard disk reset. I am thinking that this is actually what was reported by Frontview (count=2, two messages...)
My advice is to make or update your backup, and keep it current. If the error continues (particularly if it starts happening more often), I'd replace the disk. You could of course replace it now (but don't neglect the backup).
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