ZodiacUHD
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Hello,
since a couple weeks ago, i started noticing erratic behaviour from my TrueNas machine. I'll put them in order of appearance and hopefully some of you can point me in the right direction.
My system specs are as follow:
-E3C224D4I-14S
-32 GB ECC DDR3 Kingston memory
-4x3TB WD RED+2x4TB WD RED (1 pool)
-Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1231 v3
Let me know if anyone has any idea of what is happening and if i can upload anything else to help in the process.
Cheers,
Mike
since a couple weeks ago, i started noticing erratic behaviour from my TrueNas machine. I'll put them in order of appearance and hopefully some of you can point me in the right direction.
- One of my drive, fails. I wasn't particularly surprised by this: the drive was 6 years old and i'd say it was about time. The only thing that i found interesting was that if i rebooted the system, the drive was read as properly working (for a few hours or days at least and then marked as failing)
- After replacing the drive, another one has to be swapped and gets marked as failing. Again i thought it might just be my luck. The drive was as old as the other one so, i simply went ahead and swapped it. A pity that after the resilvering process, it only needed a few days to be marked as failing as well. That's when i started scratching my head. I decided to swap 2 drives inside my system to see if it would make any difference (and it did).
- No matter which drive i'd connect on that port, it would eventually be marked as failing. So, since i had to spare sata ports, i connected it to a new one and everything seemed to be working ok. I started running scrubs and long smart tests to see if anything popped up.
- After a smart test, the pool was marked "unhealthy". I ran other smart tests and scrubs, still unhealthy.
- I decided to reboot the machine and it hang on boot while reading data on the USB where i have my OS Storage. Hard reset and booted just fine.
- This takes us to the present day: the system is running fine but i have 4 smart tests i started 2 days ago stuck on 99% and this message
Code:
Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas APEI Corrected Memory Error: Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas Node: 0 Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas Device: 1 Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas Memory Error Type: 2 Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas Flags: 0x1 Jun 12 05:58:01 freenas FRU Text: CorrectedErr
My system specs are as follow:
-E3C224D4I-14S
-32 GB ECC DDR3 Kingston memory
-4x3TB WD RED+2x4TB WD RED (1 pool)
-Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1231 v3
Let me know if anyone has any idea of what is happening and if i can upload anything else to help in the process.
Cheers,
Mike