SOLVED Pool Unhelathy?

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I just replaced one of my disks that was actually OK (It was a 4TB drive that I had laying around and needed a drive to fill out the pool at the time - I replaced it with another 2TB drive to match the others in the pool.) It finished silvering and the pool still shows as being unhealthy!?!

My pool page says that it is unhealthy:
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But, the pool dashboard looks OK:
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And the pool drives look OK:
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And all of the drives in the system look OK:
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no issues with disks.jpg



I rebooted the TrueNAS to see if that would clear the error, but sadly, no...

Any suggestions?
 

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OK, I found out that you have to dig a little. I looked at the SMART results for each drive to find the one that was giving issues. I found it and replaced it. The system is re-slivering now (again).

There must be an easier way to find disks that are faulting :-/
 

artlessknave

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usually the "notification" which says "smart errors on X drive". did you not get a notification?
 
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I did not, but I am getting other notifications via email
 

artlessknave

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it's not in the webUI? the email notifications are mostly just "something is wrong, you should check your system."
 
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You mean the alerts? Here is what I have (note that the 0ETQ critical warning is old - I replaced that drive this morning:
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artlessknave

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it's usually pretty annoying about them. (these disks are borked, but all it does is turn on my jbod so .eh )


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I'm going to let it finish re-silvering and try swapping out the "bad" drive... I'll check the SMART info with crystaldiskinfo when I get it out.
 
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