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09-10-2017 06:03 PM - edited 09-10-2017 08:44 PM
09-10-2017 06:03 PM - edited 09-10-2017 08:44 PM
1761 Slot 0 drive array unrecoverable media errors detected on drives during previous rebuild
Hi everyone,
I got this error upon reboot? What exactly does it mean and why is the P420i NOT telling me which drive is having an issue so I can replace it?
The text is below: 1761 Slot 0 drive array unrecoverable media errors detected on drives during previous rebuild or background surface analysis ARM
I get random decay in disk performance but as far as the OS is concerned "chkdsk" passes on all partitions (Windows OS) and there isn't any detectable end-user impact. I really would like to get to the bottom of which specific drive needs to go. Server is covered by warranty; opened a case with HPE - zero coherency not to mention lack of assistance. Combined with the money HPE is charging for support contracts and the upfront cost for their bare metal itself I am basically confused to say the least?
Anyone had experienced this issue? How do you tell which drive is having a problem? HPE says "no hardware failure" from the logs which I provided to the case engineer. Fine if they don't want to send me spare parts just tell me which one so I can buy it myself and swap it out?
Thank you everyone!
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