Kyler Laird wrote:
I'm in a bind. I have three RAID6s on a Sun X4540. A bunch of disks
threw error all of a sudden. Two arrays came back (degraded) on reboot
but the third is having problems.
Just a thought, when multiple units have errors at the same time, I
suspect a power issue. And if these are real SCSI drives, it's possible
for a drive to fail in such a way that it glitches the SCSI bus and
causes the controller to think that multiple drives doing concurrent
seeks have failed. I saw this often enough to have a script to force the
controller to mark drives good and then test them one at a time when I
was running ISP servers.
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and the character set is "big5," an off-by-one error occurs during
wildcard (glob) expansion.
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