TidalWave
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- Mar 6, 2019
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Hey guys,
We have a supermicro server that has over 100TB of data. It's got three 4 or 5 vdevs at 6 drives each at Raidz2. One of the vdevs lost a 3 disks at once! So i shut her down, reseated the drives and SAS cabling and then booted her back up. This brought back two of the three failed drives, and then a hot spare automatically rebuilt itself.
So The resiliver completed and all is fine, except now there is an unavailable device listed under the vdev. and it shows 7 or 8 drives instead of the six that it's suppose to have. One is a hot spare and then the other, I think is the GUID of the hot spare ( so the same) and then the device ID of the unavailable (dead drive)
Basically i'm just trying to offline (remove) the unavailable disk so I can remove the warning messages. But I don't have the little offline buttons pop up - only replace - and It won't let me replace the drive with the spare that is already in the vdev - something is off. We are on an old 9.3 version of freenas, see attached screenshots.
We have a supermicro server that has over 100TB of data. It's got three 4 or 5 vdevs at 6 drives each at Raidz2. One of the vdevs lost a 3 disks at once! So i shut her down, reseated the drives and SAS cabling and then booted her back up. This brought back two of the three failed drives, and then a hot spare automatically rebuilt itself.
So The resiliver completed and all is fine, except now there is an unavailable device listed under the vdev. and it shows 7 or 8 drives instead of the six that it's suppose to have. One is a hot spare and then the other, I think is the GUID of the hot spare ( so the same) and then the device ID of the unavailable (dead drive)
Basically i'm just trying to offline (remove) the unavailable disk so I can remove the warning messages. But I don't have the little offline buttons pop up - only replace - and It won't let me replace the drive with the spare that is already in the vdev - something is off. We are on an old 9.3 version of freenas, see attached screenshots.
