Does a long smart test touch the parity HDs?

[ovizii]

Just wondering as I had one scheduled for last night and in the morning I had temperature warning but only for 3 out of 5 HDs which makes it look like the parity HDs haven't been touched.

Code:

Device: /dev/ada2, Temperature 48 Celsius reached critical limit of 45 Celsius (Min/Max 36/48!)
Device: /dev/ada1, Temperature 50 Celsius reached critical limit of 45 Celsius (Min/Max 38/50!)
Device: /dev/ada0, Temperature 48 Celsius reached critical limit of 45 Celsius (Min/Max 36/48!)

Yes, I did check and all HDs were selected for the test.

Any ideas?

 

[Bidule0hm]

Parity is spreaded over the drives so it can't be that.

It's just that all the drives aren't exactly the same and the airflow isn't perfectly equal everywhere too.

 

[ovizii]

Parity is spreaded over the drives so it can't be that.

I didn't know, I assumed its 2 out 5 drives that are set aside for parity.
hmmm... their temperature is always very, very close to each other, I've monitored them during idle and busy times... at most 2-3 degrees apart. And I've got a warning so at least the first one should have triggered for all disks.

nevermind, was just trying to make sure all was ok here

 

[danb35]

SMART tests run on whatever drives you schedule them to run on. Check your schedule; you might not have it set for all your drives.

Edit: Never mind, just re-read the OP and you said you'd already done that.

 

[ovizii]

no big deal, I was just wondering....
I can simply schedule another one and monitor it