AVB
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Not sure if this is a hardware or Performance question but I picked Hardware.
I had a pile of drives that were pulled due to a size upgrade. I go through them to make sure they pass all the smart tests and then wipe them for reuse or sale. One of the old drives had a "Reallocated Sector Count" warning in Crystal Disk which got me wondering what exactly does that mean to ZFS? The drive was one of eight in a Z2 Dev which means it could totally fail without data loss. Apparently the error isn't serious enough to cause TrueNAS to degrade the disk or the Vdev or even give an alert so could it be ignored until the drive got even worse? Is there some point that TrueNAS give a warning say when 3 drives have the error or is it dependant on being discovered when the SMART date is checked?
Asking out of curiosity more than anything else since I have not seen this error on any of my Free/TrueNAS drives before.
For those that reply thanks for clueing me in.
I had a pile of drives that were pulled due to a size upgrade. I go through them to make sure they pass all the smart tests and then wipe them for reuse or sale. One of the old drives had a "Reallocated Sector Count" warning in Crystal Disk which got me wondering what exactly does that mean to ZFS? The drive was one of eight in a Z2 Dev which means it could totally fail without data loss. Apparently the error isn't serious enough to cause TrueNAS to degrade the disk or the Vdev or even give an alert so could it be ignored until the drive got even worse? Is there some point that TrueNAS give a warning say when 3 drives have the error or is it dependant on being discovered when the SMART date is checked?
Asking out of curiosity more than anything else since I have not seen this error on any of my Free/TrueNAS drives before.
For those that reply thanks for clueing me in.