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Last night my Intel storage controller reported a ton of failed read/writes on one of my RAID0 drives. They're both 500GB Seagate 7200.11's. I disbanded the RAID and ran seatools on it and it reported a bunch of failed LBAs. Ran the long test and it failed, saying it couldn't recover the blocks.
Fast forward to now, just tried it again. Let it scan until it got to 3%, picked up a bunch of failed addresses and actually repaired them this time.
What does a failed LBA mean? Is the drive likely to be on its way out? Can I return it? What can I doooooooo?
Fast forward to now, just tried it again. Let it scan until it got to 3%, picked up a bunch of failed addresses and actually repaired them this time.
What does a failed LBA mean? Is the drive likely to be on its way out? Can I return it? What can I doooooooo?