I offlined mfisyspd0 using the GUI. I then removed the drive from the hot swap backplane, recorded the serial and replaced the drive. I assumed it would need to resilver a few MB of data and then the pool would be 100%. I understand now that the drive needs to be completely resilvered using the replace function.
However, I select the drive and click replace. When the popup loads, in the drop down to select the replacement disk is empty. I played around for a while, removing and reinserting different identical disks to no avail. I was only able to resolve this by rebooting.
I am running the latest version of FreeNAS. All 8 1TB WD RE4 disks are connected via a LSI MegaRAID 9240-8i in JBOD. ZFS is setup with 1 BIGPOOL of 4 1TB mirrors.
I have replaced disks without rebooting so this does not happen every time. How do you manually force the operating system to detect the disks without a reboot? Surely people aren't bringing their mission critical SANs down all the time to replace a single spindle...
However, I select the drive and click replace. When the popup loads, in the drop down to select the replacement disk is empty. I played around for a while, removing and reinserting different identical disks to no avail. I was only able to resolve this by rebooting.
I am running the latest version of FreeNAS. All 8 1TB WD RE4 disks are connected via a LSI MegaRAID 9240-8i in JBOD. ZFS is setup with 1 BIGPOOL of 4 1TB mirrors.
I have replaced disks without rebooting so this does not happen every time. How do you manually force the operating system to detect the disks without a reboot? Surely people aren't bringing their mission critical SANs down all the time to replace a single spindle...