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wildwood
Jan 31, 2017Aspirant
ReadyNAS NV+V2 Problems With Disk Failure + Disk Unrecoverable Errors
The unit is a ReadyNAS NV+V2 (RND4000) fitted with 4 x 3TB Seagate Barracuda ST3000DM001 Disks in a Flex-RAID (Raid 5) volume, it runs RAIDiator 5.3.11 and is powered through an APC UPS. Usage is aro...
- Feb 15, 2017
Thanks for the response.
I've managed to get the bits of data that weren't already backed up off the array and as per your suggestion am going to build a new array using WD Red drives.
Thanks again for your feedback.
StephenB
Jan 31, 2017Guru - Experienced User
wildwood wrote:
My concern in that disk 4 with increasing uncorrectable errors may fail before the first resync so I am considering taking a new full backup of the unit before doing anything.
I agree this needs to be a priority.
wildwood wrote:
I assume that I need to do the following:
1. resolve the disk 2 issue first by replacing the disk and allowing a resync.
then
2. resolve the disk 4 issue first by replacing the disk and allowing a resync.
A slight variation is to power down the system after the backup and then clone disk 4. Use the clone instead of the original, and perhaps also remove disk 2 before you boot up. Then insert the replacement for disk 2. The clone needs to be a sector-by-sector copy.
wildwood wrote:
The unit is a ReadyNAS NV+V2 (RND4000) fitted with 4 x 3TB Seagate Barracuda ST3000DM001 Disks in a Flex-RAID (Raid 5) volume,
Unfortunately this particular disk model has a rather high failure rate in raid arrays (not just ReadyNAS). I suggest that you replace these disks with a different model - going with NAS-purposed drives instead of desktop.
WDC WD30EFRX are good choices, as are Seagate IronWolf ST3000VN007. You could also use the Red Pro and Ironwolf Pro models if you want 7200 rpm. Personally I find the Red drives to have good performance, and like the cooler temps that the slower rotation speed enables.
wildwood
Feb 15, 2017Aspirant
Thanks for the response.
I've managed to get the bits of data that weren't already backed up off the array and as per your suggestion am going to build a new array using WD Red drives.
Thanks again for your feedback.
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