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Recent content by jamesponty

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    Random drives booted out of array

    My vote is for the PSU. I've had similar issues and after spending hours swapping in spares it turned out to be a dodgy power supply.
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    SATA Connector broke off the PCB - need help

    Depends what you want to do. If you just want to get the data off I'd just solder it back on. Removing the remains of the broken pins from the board will be far harder than reattaching the plug if you've never soldered anything before. If you want to continue using it in the same way, I'd say...
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    ZFS Scrub - many checksum errors towards end. Where should I look?

    Thanks Danswartz, This seems to be exactly it. I ran both memtest and Prime95 without error but after pulling the high end stick of RAM I've completely scrubbed without any error. Hopefully it stays that way.
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    ZFS Scrub - many checksum errors towards end. Where should I look?

    Cheers for the link, Yep, only on scrub. Anything non ZFS and I'd be blissfully unaware of the problem. Pulled the high stick of ram and am testing now. After that the PSU. After that work to buy hard drive to make a backup.
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    ZFS Scrub - many checksum errors towards end. Where should I look?

    Running Solaris. I've run the scrub twice now and the checksum errors appear on multiple random (different each time) drives with the other drives being fine. My thinking now is that if false checksums are being generated I'll need two scrubs to see if the problem has been solved. Is this...
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    ZFS Scrub - many checksum errors towards end. Where should I look?

    Cheers Guys, Its a supermicro board of some description with 8GB ECC ram and an on-board sas controller to a chenbro expander. I might buy another box and back it all up first before I start playing. If it was the expander playing up, should I be getting read and write disk errors? I'll give...
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    ZFS Scrub - many checksum errors towards end. Where should I look?

    Learned friends, I'm having an issue with my main storage pool. It will generate a large number of checksum error across multiple, seemingly random drives (10 disk raid2z) during every scrub. I'm also getting sfv and crc error on downloaded archives suddenly so something is definitely not...
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    Solaris 11 - all 10 pool drives degraded. Any ideas?

    Back again guys, I'm current copying 7TB of data off the degraded pool and saturating a gigabit link. No IOstat errors and no incrementing fma errors on the ZFS monitoring engines. Gea, I think you're right. I did kick the power out of the box (between UPS and PC) a day before I noticed...
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    Solaris 11 - all 10 pool drives degraded. Any ideas?

    Hi Guys, I'm in desperate need of some help from the experts. I've had an incident with a 10 drives raidz2 pool where what I think was a power glitch has caused all the drives to be degraded by FMA. I don't have much experience with this so after googling around I tried a method online...
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