On 8 Mar, Max TenEyck Woodbury wrote:
> /dev/md0 and initialized with ext2 into a file system. At odd
> intervals, but always shortly after 04:03:35 in the morning an
> error occurs on sector 71434352 of the disk /dev/sdc1. (See log
> extracts later in this text.) /dev/sdc1 is then kicked out of the
> RAID5 set until I come in and raidhotremove/raidhotadd it back in.
> The reinsertion always succeeds without error.
Not that this will help too much, but IIRC RH defaults to running the slocate
update at 4am. Perhaps the huge increase in disk I/O is somehow triggering
the problem.
Try running the slocate update by hand and see if that causes it to get kicked
out. That might help narrow down that heavy, sustained I/O is trigging the
problem in scd.
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