Hello [NAME],   Welcome to the Dell Community!   Ok, so let's rewind a little bit. When you said: "The previous drive was marked as "Failure Predicted". Since installing the new device and monitoring the rebuild process..." What was exactly the procedure you followed to replace the disk? As you may know a pred fail error means the disk is about to fail. But is still working and is part of the RAID. So before replacing it you need to mark it as offline. As this procedure explains:   PowerEdge HDD: What is predicted Drive Failure and How to solve it?   Dell PowerEdge: How to switch offline a hard disk using OpenManage Server Administrator    - Can you confirm me if you followed this procedure for the disk replacement?   Anyway, I've seen this error on the past (pred fail error persist after disk has been replaced). Normally it is solved by updating PERC firmware.   - Can you let me know what is the PERC firmware and the OS?   For your message, I guess you don't have Open Manage Server Administrator. I strongly recommend you to install it. It is Windows and Linux compatible.   Support for Dell EMC OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA)     Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Regards.
Hi all, I recently replaced a RAID1 OS drive for a R320. The previous drive was marked as "Failure Predicted". Since installing the new device and monitoring the rebuild process, the device is still showing "Failure Predicted". I assume this could indicate an issue with the controller, which is a H310 Mini?  I did install perccli and have been using it to try and get some debug info. I have included some output here, and can supply more. The output of perccli /c0 show is: TOPOLOGY :======== -----------------------------------------------------------------------------DG Arr Row EID:Slot DID Type State BT Size PDC PI SED DS3 FSpace TR-----------------------------------------------------------------------------0 - - - - RAID1 Optl N 278.875 GB dflt N N dflt N N0 0 - - - RAID1 Optl N 278.875 GB dflt N N dflt N N0 0 0 32:0 0 DRIVE Onln N 278.875 GB dflt N N dflt - N0 0 1 32:1 1 DRIVE Onln N 278.875 GB dflt N N dflt - N----------------------------------------------------------------------------- VD LIST :======= -------------------------------------------------------------------------DG/VD TYPE State Access Consist Cache Cac sCC Size Name-------------------------------------------------------------------------0/0 RAID1 Optl RW Yes NRWTD - OFF 278.875 GB Virtual Disk 0------------------------------------------------------------------------- PD LIST :======= ------------------------------------------------------------------------------EID:Slt DID State DG Size Intf Med SED PI SeSz Model Sp Type------------------------------------------------------------------------------32:0 0 Onln 0 278.875 GB SAS HDD N N 512B ST300MP0026 U -32:1 1 Onln 0 278.875 GB SAS HDD N N 512B ST300MP0026 U ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This output seems to indicate that everything is working as expected? The only thing that concerns me is that in the Topology table, one of the disks is not marked as part of a RAID1 array? Or is that just indicating the device in use by the OS?  Some clarification/assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, David
"Faliure Predicted" on recently rebuilt drive