Hi Jay, Jay Anderson schrieb: > I have b105 running on a Sun Fire X4500, and I am constantly seeing checksum > errors reported by zpool status. The errors are showing up over time on every > disk in the pool. In normal operation there might be errors on two or three > disks each day, and sometimes there are enough errors so it reports "too many > errors," and the disk goes into a degraded state. I have had to remove the > spares from the pool because otherwise the spares get pulled into the pool to > replace the drives. There are no reported hardware problems with any of the > drives. I have run scrub multiple times, and this also generates checksum > errors. After the scrub completes the checksums continue to occur during > normal operation. > > This problem also occurred with b103. Before that Solaris 10u4 was installed > on the server, and it never had any checksum errors. With the OpenSolaris > builds I am running CIFS Server, and that's the only difference in server > function from when Solaris 10u4 was installed on it. > > Is this a known issue? Any suggestions or workarounds?
We had something similar two or three disk slots which started to act weird and failed quite often - usually starting with a high error rate. After exchanging two hard drives, the Sun hotline initiated to exchange the backplane - essentially the chassis was replaced. Since then, we have not encountered anything like this anymore. So it *might* be the backplane or a broken Marvell controller, but it's hard to judge. HTH Carsten _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss