I have 4 1.5T Samsung drives (HD154UI).
When I build the raidz1 volume all the drives were set to always on. In order to avoid wear and heat I set them all to 20 minutes to stand by.
Last night I wanted to watch a video stored on the NAS and after a timeout period my video player tells me that there was a problem. I go and check the pool status and I have read/write errors on 3 out of the 4 drives. I try the video again and it starts and plays with no issues. Scrubbed the pool over night and it comes clean with no errors.
So at this point I think that the system didn't wait for the drives to spin up and it read some junk determining that the data is corrupted.
Anybody else had this kind of issue?
When I build the raidz1 volume all the drives were set to always on. In order to avoid wear and heat I set them all to 20 minutes to stand by.
Last night I wanted to watch a video stored on the NAS and after a timeout period my video player tells me that there was a problem. I go and check the pool status and I have read/write errors on 3 out of the 4 drives. I try the video again and it starts and plays with no issues. Scrubbed the pool over night and it comes clean with no errors.
So at this point I think that the system didn't wait for the drives to spin up and it read some junk determining that the data is corrupted.
Anybody else had this kind of issue?
