i am desperate from some help. Currently at my job i inherited a NAS system which a former admin before me build with OpenIndiana oi_151a5 on a ZFS filesystem. the problem is, one of the SSD drives is in a failed state and is part of the logs partition. it is part of a raid1 setup for it think the /tank2 zpool. We bought replacement SSDs (Intel SSDSC2BB120G401 serial) however when i go to do a zpool replace, it errors out with "devices have different sector alignment". have found some documentation from these links:
zpool command bug: ....................... https://wiki.illumos.org/display/illumos/ZFS+and+Advanced+Format+disks https://wiki.uiowa.edu/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=109796051 https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/566 .......................
however the fix that they recommend seems to either blow away the zpool, or download the patched binary zpool-12 - which i did, and just gives the same error as the normal zpool command.
this is the stats on the drives i am trying to replace:
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[Dead HDD]
c6::w55cd2e404bd0a454,0 connected configured unknown Client Device: /dev/dsk/c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0s0(sd18)
unavailable disk-path n /devices/pci@0,0/pci8086,340e@7/pci1028,1f1c@0/iport@f0:scsi::w55cd2e404bd0a454,0
[Still working HDD raid1 Mirror]
c6::w55cd2e404bd06fa3,0 connected configured unknown Client Device: /dev/dsk/c2t55CD2E404BD06FA3d0s0(sd17)
unavailable disk-path n /devices/pci@0,0/pci8086,340e@7/pci1028,1f1c@0/iport@f0:scsi::w55cd2e404bd06fa3,0
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and this is the new drives i am trying to fail over too.
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root@:/kernel/drv# iostat -Er | grep -i vendor | sort | uniq
Vendor: ATA ,Product: INTEL SSDSC2BB12 ,Revision: 0370 ,Serial No: PHWL707603WJ120
Vendor: ATA ,Product: INTEL SSDSC2BB12 ,Revision: 0370 ,Serial No: PHWL710300CE120
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this is the command that i have been using:
zpool replace -f tank2 c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0 -o ashift=12
and the same for the zpool-12 command...
here is the output from the bash shell
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root@:/osadmin/scripts# zpool replace -f tank2 c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0 -o ashift=12
too many arguments
usage:
replace [-f] <pool> <device> [new-device]
root@:/osadmin/scripts# zpool replace -f tank2 c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0
cannot replace c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 with c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0: devices have different sector alignment
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root@:/osadmin/scripts# sudo ./zpool-12 replace -f tank2 c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0
cannot replace c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 with c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0: devices have different sector alignment
root@:/osadmin/scripts# sudo ./zpool-12 replace -f logs c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0
cannot open 'logs': no such pool
root@:/osadmin/scripts# sudo ./zpool-12 replace -f tank2 c2t55CD2E404BD0A454d0 c2t55CD2E414D6B29B1d0 -o ashift=12
too many arguments
usage:
replace [-f] <pool> <device> [new-device]
root@:/osadmin/scripts#
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does anyone know if it would be possible to take out the SSD drives, put them in a laptop, and boot to a liveCD of OpenIndiana and then try to force a re-sectoring of the SDDs? would that even work after the power to the laptop is shut off?
unfortunately this system that is currently having the issues, is a live production system.
any advice would be helpful thank you
