Am 2010-09-29 12:03, schrieb Tim Small:

Run smartctl -t long, and see what the LBA of the errors are (smartctl
-a when finished, and look at the error log) - it may be that it is
outside of the used space (e.g. right at the end of the drive - I've
seen this in the past) if this is the case, you can just dd over it.

If the test completes without error then the unreadable sector is either
not user-addressable, or doesn't really exist, in which case I'd ignore
it (or perhaps a security-erase will get the drive back into a sensible
state).  Some of the earlier firmwares for the ST3250310NS were a little
buggy in my experience, so you might want to look at upgrading it
(latest Seagate non-OEM firmware is SN06), which can be done with hdparm.

Yep, it finished without error!

Does that mean I could ignore that safely?

Or should I rebuild the raids onto the spare-disk and then swap drive?

S