From the error, disk ID3 is definately having a predictive failure from a servo failure. The drive is failing to correctly position these heads often enough, leading to a higher error rate for data seek operations. To be safe, you will need to do a full data backup before you replace the drive.
Please check if you have the option to offline the drive, from the given screenshots. Before you replace the drive, you will need to offline the drive. Then pull out the drive and replace with an exact matched drive specification. The rebuild should take effect soonest when PERC H710 detects the drive. If it doesn't give it a few minutes and check in Virtual Disk properties, status.
DELL-Joey C
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September 10th, 2024 05:36
Hi,
From the error, disk ID3 is definately having a predictive failure from a servo failure. The drive is failing to correctly position these heads often enough, leading to a higher error rate for data seek operations. To be safe, you will need to do a full data backup before you replace the drive.
Please check if you have the option to offline the drive, from the given screenshots. Before you replace the drive, you will need to offline the drive. Then pull out the drive and replace with an exact matched drive specification. The rebuild should take effect soonest when PERC H710 detects the drive. If it doesn't give it a few minutes and check in Virtual Disk properties, status.
Praveen.Singh
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September 15th, 2024 14:34
@MikeTango Verify the part number replace the drive and check the raid status again.
do verify the New disk sometimes it contains the previous config if you are going for a refurbished one.
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