Hi @davidlandry2019
Here are some troubleshooting steps that you can take for degraded zpool:
If you see 'Degraded' State in a zpool, you can run the following commands to clear the messages.
Run a zpool scrub first and clear the errors. In these examples I will specify the 'addon' zpool. Your zpool name may be different - 'antlets' or 'hdd':
zpool scrub addon
Check the status of the scrub with this command:
zpool status addon
When the scrub is finished, clear the errors with:
zpool clear addon
If the Degraded state comes back then we should repair.
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You might have a bad drive. Here are some options:
1. Send it in for repair. If we do the repair it will be $???
2. Repair yourself with the instructions below
3. Recreate the zpool without the bad drive and just run a single drive zpool
Run the 'parted' commands on both drives then create a zpool on the good drive with
zpool create hdd -m /hdd /dev/sda
zfs set atime=off hdd
zfs set compression=off hdd
To Repair yourself:
It is worth replacing the SATA cable first as we have seen it fix a 'DEGRADED' drive. {{only for degraded HDD}}
'zpool status hdd' will tell you which drive is degraded.
To get sn# of degraded/faulted drive - sdb in this example
udevadm info --query=all --name=/dev/sdb |grep ID_SERIAL
The serial number can be found on the physical HDDs label... Replace the physical drive
To start the resilver process (re-mirror) run
zpool replace addon /dev/sdb
You can watch the resilver process with 'zpool status hdd'.
The 'old' drive will disappear when the resilvering is complete
If replacing the SATA cables, the motherboard needs to be removed
To open the antsle remove the four feet and the two screws on the front and rear edge of the bottom panel.
Remove the rear panel four screws, one in each corner. This will make it easier to reinstall the motherboard.
Thanks,
antsle Support