I have DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 3, DS3615xs running in RAID1, EXT4, 2 disk setup, super basic.... about a week ago, the box ended up losing power and re-starting 2x due to power glitches in my building. As a result, I later noticed the dashboard was reporting it was running in degraded mode, seems the system partition on disk2 was corrupted. So I just added disk2 back into the RAID, and let it rebuild. Since then, I have noticed if I am playing most any of my Plex content, it often times jerky/jittery, I assume to other corruptions.
Because of this, I have looked around to try to find the step-by-step to umount and take down the Volume 1 and either to a boot-time or online e2fsck/fsck.ext4 check of the whole thing. There use to be a Wiki Tutorial on Synology's site, but that is gone. I known to do this kind of check on an active filesystem can/will cause additional corruptions/damage, so I am obviously not wanting to make things worse. Volume 1 and the respective disks are showing "Healthy" in the Storage Manager, but still don't have warm fuzzies because of the sudden new content playback jitters.
Would appreciate any help you could provide on how to properly take down the system and run this full system/volume/disk check and repair process.
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I have DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 3, DS3615xs running in RAID1, EXT4, 2 disk setup, super basic.... about a week ago, the box ended up losing power and re-starting 2x due to power glitches in my building. As a result, I later noticed the dashboard was reporting it was running in degraded mode, seems the system partition on disk2 was corrupted. So I just added disk2 back into the RAID, and let it rebuild. Since then, I have noticed if I am playing most any of my Plex content, it often times jerky/jittery, I assume to other corruptions.
Because of this, I have looked around to try to find the step-by-step to umount and take down the Volume 1 and either to a boot-time or online e2fsck/fsck.ext4 check of the whole thing. There use to be a Wiki Tutorial on Synology's site, but that is gone. I known to do this kind of check on an active filesystem can/will cause additional corruptions/damage, so I am obviously not wanting to make things worse. Volume 1 and the respective disks are showing "Healthy" in the Storage Manager, but still don't have warm fuzzies because of the sudden new content playback jitters.
Would appreciate any help you could provide on how to properly take down the system and run this full system/volume/disk check and repair process.
Thank You In Advance!
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