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Hello Guys,
I've a big problem with my Lab FreeNas.
My pool was composed by only one 8tb hdd until i choose to migrate it to an RAID1 one.
I changed the ZFS pool type to RAID1 adding a new 8tb hdd. Everything went fine and the resilvering started.
After three days of resilvering i noticed that the resilvering percentage was again at 10% and some read errors have been occoured.
I attempt to deatach the new drive in order to make a full copy of the storage but now i'm stuck in a loop of resilvering with lots of erros. And ZFS said that i cannot disconnect any device because there are no enought replicas.
In addition to this the zpool status show me that the original drive (the unique replica which contains all files) is in degraded status.
The pool continue to work anyway.
Is there any way to force ZFS to continue resilvering even if there are some errors on the disk=
I think that this is the unique way to avoid to lose all of my data..
Thank you so much for your support.
Best Regards
Davide
I've a big problem with my Lab FreeNas.
My pool was composed by only one 8tb hdd until i choose to migrate it to an RAID1 one.
I changed the ZFS pool type to RAID1 adding a new 8tb hdd. Everything went fine and the resilvering started.
After three days of resilvering i noticed that the resilvering percentage was again at 10% and some read errors have been occoured.
I attempt to deatach the new drive in order to make a full copy of the storage but now i'm stuck in a loop of resilvering with lots of erros. And ZFS said that i cannot disconnect any device because there are no enought replicas.
In addition to this the zpool status show me that the original drive (the unique replica which contains all files) is in degraded status.
The pool continue to work anyway.
Is there any way to force ZFS to continue resilvering even if there are some errors on the disk=
I think that this is the unique way to avoid to lose all of my data..
Thank you so much for your support.
Best Regards
Davide
