Re: EXT3 fs error on RAID1 device

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On 3/29/07, Alfred von Campe <alfred@xxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mar 29, 2007, at 7:22, Rasmus Back wrote:

> Thanks for the pointer! The smart logs for my drives don't show any
> errors but I'll start a long selftest just to be sure. Although if it
> is a failing hard drive then the raid driver should kick it out of the
> array. Your system was a laptop with just one drive, right?

It was actually a single SATA drive on a desktop system, but yes, it
was not in a RAID configuration.  Are you running the selftest on
both drives?  It would be interesting to see the results of that...

Well this is interesting: smartctl -H /dev/sda returns "SMART Health
Status: OK". But when I try to start a test with smartctl -t long
/dev/sda I immediately get "Extended Background Self Test Failed".
Apparently my drives don't work with smartctl since smartctl -l error
/dev/sda returns:

Error Counter logging not supported

Error Events logging not supported

I checked the BIOS and SMART reporting is turned on, although from the
description of this option it sounds like this controls whether
failures are reported during the BIOS boot-up.

Rasmus
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