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The partition disk is broken with the label version

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • ADP (Advanced Drive Partitioning)

Issue

  • This typically occurs when a newly installed disk shows a failed status because its RAID label version is not compatible with the currently supported range.

::*> disk show -broken
Original Owner: node-01
  Checksum Compatibility: block
                                                Drawer                            Usable Physical
    Disk            Outage Reason  HA Shelf Bay  /Slot Chan   Pool  Type    RPM     Size     Size
    --------------- ------------- --- ----- --- ------ ---- ------ ----- ------ -------- --------
    1.0.10          label version  0n     0  11   -/-     A  Pool0
                                                                 SSD-NVM      -   3.49TB   3.49TB
1 entries were displayed.

  • The container is not owned by the same node that owns the partitions

*> aggr status -f

Broken disks

RAID Disk       Device  HA  SHELF BAY CHAN Pool Type  RPM  Used (MB/blks)    Phys (MB/blks)
---------       ------  ------------- ---- ---- ---- ----- --------------    --------------
label version   0n.10P3 0n    0   10  NV:B   0 SSD-NVM   N/A 95764/24515712    95772/24517760
label version   0n.10P2 0n    0   10  NV:B   0 SSD-NVM   N/A 1783385/456546688 1783393/456548736 (fast zeroed)
label version   0n.10P1 0n    0   10  NV:B   0 SSD-NVM   N/A 1783385/456546688 1783393/456548736 (fast zeroed)

  • Unable to unfail partitioned drive 'Reason: Disk not found.'

::*> disk unfail -disk 1.0.10 -spare true

Warning: Failed disk "1.0.10" might have aggregate labels and file system data present. Releasing this disk as a spare disk will lead to permanent loss of file system data that might be on this disk, and it might prevent recovery of a failed aggregate. Are you sure you want to continue with disk unfail? {y|n}: y

Error: command failed: Failed to unfail the disk. Reason: Disk not found.

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