mmedeiro Posted June 12, 2017 #1 Posted June 12, 2017 Hi, I've been running my 11 disk Xpenology DS for roughly a month with excellent consistency and performance until on of my disks, disk 3 "Disk Plugged Out" and then "Disk Plugged in" 12 minutes later. This resulted in having to rebuild. Took roughly 26 hours to rebuild which is far superior to the 7 days it took on the Synology hardware. I'm just wondering if this is common? I was using a 500 watt EVGA 80+ PSU. I ordered a second PSU to run disks 8 - 16 going forward. Disk 3 has no bad sectors and has 7500 hours on the clock so I don't think this was a disk issue. Opinions on; Do you think this was a Synology software issue? Do you think this was a Xpenology issue? Do you think this was a PSU issue? Should i flash the LSI Sata cards to IT mode? Do you think this was something else; any other hardware issue or just an anomaly? Thanks Quote
mmedeiro Posted August 16, 2017 Author #2 Posted August 16, 2017 Ok, now here is the log. Looks like the disk crashed. Can i now confirm the HDD was on its way out? SMART quick check comes back fine. Quote
NeoID Posted August 16, 2017 #3 Posted August 16, 2017 I also use a LSI sata card on ESXi. I've not encounted "Disk Plugged out" before, but I also have those "An I/O error occurred..." error messages on a particular drive. However, it's always the same slot, not the drive apparently. However, haven't seen that error in a few month now. Quote
sbv3000 Posted August 16, 2017 #4 Posted August 16, 2017 I've had this on my real DS1812+ and xpe with Seagate disks. When its happened it was an early sign of disk failure - regardless of uptime. In my case I took out the disk and did a thorough test with hdat which picked up bad sectors, mostly in the lower blocks. I did a repair with hdat and the disk seemed to be fine for a few weeks but then it went bad very quickly so I had to replace. Even though the drive was 'repaired' by hdat first time, when I tried it again it was beyond fixing. I use toshiba disks now as they seem more reliable than seagate and 2 year warranty Quote
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