I can flesh this out with detail if needed, but a brief chain of events is:
1. RAIDZ1 zpool with drives A, B, C & D (I don't have access to see original drive names) 2. New disk E. Replaced A with E. 3. Part way through resilver, drive D was 'removed' 4. 700+ persistent errors detected, and lots of checksum errors on all drives. Surprised by this - I thought the absence of one drive could be tolerated? 5. Exported, rebooted, imported. Drive D present now. Good. :-) 6. Drive D disappeared again. Bad. :-( 7. This time, only one persistent error. Does this mean that there aren't errors in the other 700+ files that it reported the first time, or have I lost my chance to note these down, and they are indeed still corrupt? I've re-ran step 5 again, so it is now on the third attempted resilver. Hopefully drive D won't remove itself again, and I'll actually have 30+ hours of stability while the new drive resilvers ... Chris -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
