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Hi,
I am new to this forum so please forgive me if this is under the wrong topic. I moved my home office and I had the tunderbay attached to a battery backup that was controlled by my Mac. (It is now plugged into a port that never shuts down) When the mac shut down at night, it shut off the tunderbay and I received this message: Do I need to replace all of my drives? I can still access my files.
Thanks for your help!
Posted : 23/02/2019 1:53 pm
Chances are you got errors from the shutdown.
If your volume was in sync before this happened, then do the following:
Clear any io errors on the disks or volume.
"recover failed disks" and let it rebuild (in the background)
If optimization is set to audio/video, change to workstation.
Posted : 23/02/2019 3:23 pm
I plugged in a usb card reader and my Thunderbay 4 gave me the degraded failed message across all of my drives. I ran a Validation over night and it came back ok. I cleared the I/O Errors on all of the drives and the main volume and restarted the Mac but I can't get rid of the degraded - failed message on the volume. Each of the disks now say no errors on their own, but when I click on the volume they each say data and parity disk - failed. It seems to be running fine now, but I am still concerned about the error messages.
Is there more I should do to resolve the issue or how do I clear the error message on the Volume?
Posted : 14/12/2019 9:54 am
Since the Validate succeeded, the volume is validated and in sync.
So you can safely use "recover failed disks". Its up to you whether you re-validate or not.
Posted : 14/12/2019 12:29 pm
