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This morning I heard clicking noises (click of death?) coming from my Ready NAS 104. I shut down the device and when I turned it on there were no more clicks. Regardless, I want to change the drive that was making click noises.
I checked the logs but there are no error messages other than hard drive capacity warnings like
"Volume: Less than 20% of volume Disk-04's capacity is free... "
It is concerning, though one question is whether the count is growing or stable.
ATA isn't the only one that matters - you can see the others by downloading the log zip file, and look in disk-info.log.
I suggest running the disk test from the volume settings wheel. That might restart the clicking. After the test, download the logs again and take another look at disk-info.log and see what changed.
BTW, if a disk is clicking, it should be replaced no matter what the count is.
It is concerning, though one question is whether the count is growing or stable.
ATA isn't the only one that matters - you can see the others by downloading the log zip file, and look in disk-info.log.
I suggest running the disk test from the volume settings wheel. That might restart the clicking. After the test, download the logs again and take another look at disk-info.log and see what changed.
BTW, if a disk is clicking, it should be replaced no matter what the count is.
