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Formerly "Volume Degraded" drive is now fine after recovery
One of my drives recently said "volume degraded", (Western Digital Red, WD40EFRX) but then after a few days of automatic data recovery, the disk reads as healthy. I had started an RMA with WD, but sh...
Hi dmachr2,
You may open the disk_info.log to check the SMART stats of the disks.
Regards,
This is what appears after the disk that was causing issues..doesn't seem like anything is wrong now?
Health data
ATA Error Count: 0
Reallocated Sectors: 0
Reallocation Events: 0
Spin Retry Count: 0
Current Pending Sector Count: 0
Uncorrectable Sector Count: 0
Temperature: 37
Start/Stop Count: 7339
Power-On Hours: 9687
Power Cycle Count: 19
Load Cycle Count: 7327
Hi dmachr2,
Can you post the complete disk_info.log? (Please omit the serial numbers of the hard drives.)
You may also send me the complete system logs of your NAS so we can check it. You may upload it to a file-sharing site then send me the download via private message.
Regards,
Hi dmachr2,
I looked in the logs and it appears that your volume is not degraded anymore. All the disks are healthy when I checked the disk_info.log. It just has degraded status when disk 1 is still resyncing. Your volume has redundancy now after it finished resyncing.
[20/08/26 07:59:42 EDT] notice:volume:LOGMSG_HEALTH_VOLUME Volume data health changed from Degraded to Redundant.
Regards,
- Any idea what could have caused it? Would it have been the readymade itself? Would it say that the volume is degraded if it would’ve lost contact somehow? (Maybe the connection isn’t great??)
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