SOLVED Error wiping disk Need help

[zookeeper21]

I tried wiping disk using few things suggested on this forum, but nothing seems to work.

I tried few suggestion from two of this forum posts:

Error Creating Pool - problem with gpart?

Using another system (Windows 10 diskpart "clean" command) on the three new disks I wanted to use in a new pool (along with some old disks from an old pool I destroyed) worked.

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Issue formatting drives, adding to pool

System Info: TrueNAS-12.0-RC1 Dell R620 32 gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5520 @ 2.27GHz Using a Netapp DS2246 connected via iSCSI, have 7 drives working, getting an error with 14 others when trying to format or add to the pool. Tried a few things I have found in other posts but have not had...

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I would appreciate if anyone can help. Thank you.

 

[Spearfoot]

I tried wiping disk using few things suggested on this forum, but nothing seems to work.
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I tried few suggestion from two of this forum posts:

Error Creating Pool - problem with gpart?

Using another system (Windows 10 diskpart "clean" command) on the three new disks I wanted to use in a new pool (along with some old disks from an old pool I destroyed) worked.

www.truenas.com

Issue formatting drives, adding to pool

System Info: TrueNAS-12.0-RC1 Dell R620 32 gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5520 @ 2.27GHz Using a Netapp DS2246 connected via iSCSI, have 7 drives working, getting an error with 14 others when trying to format or add to the pool. Tried a few things I have found in other posts but have not had...

www.truenas.com

I would appreciate if anyone can help. Thank you.

TrueNAS uses a dd command to 'wipe' a disk by zeroing the first 32MB on it, but there is some kind of error when it tries to do this.

It could be that disk ada3 has failed. Examine it with the SMART tools to see if this is the case. In a shell session, run:

Code:

smartctl -a /dev/ada3

To see if there are any bad sectors or other problems with the disk. Then run:

Code:

smartctl -t short /dev/ada3

To run a short test, or to run a long test, run:

Code:

smartctl -t long /dev/ada3

If the drive shows errors, you'll need to replace it. If not, you'll have to dig deeper...

Also, post your system configuration (per the Forum Rules above) because this will help others with troubleshooting.

 

[zookeeper21]

@Spearfoot So it truned out to be cabling issue. I moved hot swap place and it did as it should, I can't believe that can even cause when you can see disk.