As I'm using ZFS on a server that doesn't populate /sys/class/enclosure (supermicro 1028U) I'm unable to know which disk is failed
/dev/sd? Can't be used, as their name doesn't persist the slot position
/dev/disk/by-id would require to write down the whole serial # on each HDD tray. Can be done, but it's prone to errors
/dev/disk/by-path (that I'm using) seems to properly match the slot position but this server doesn't have any slot number wrote on the shelf, thus we have to remember if slot 0 is the lower or the upper one, from the left
Do you know how to blink the locator/fault led? That would be the safest way to identify a failed disk
sas2ircu doesn't work with SAS3008 chipset, and I don't know any other LSI tools...
/dev/sd? Can't be used, as their name doesn't persist the slot position
/dev/disk/by-id would require to write down the whole serial # on each HDD tray. Can be done, but it's prone to errors
/dev/disk/by-path (that I'm using) seems to properly match the slot position but this server doesn't have any slot number wrote on the shelf, thus we have to remember if slot 0 is the lower or the upper one, from the left
Do you know how to blink the locator/fault led? That would be the safest way to identify a failed disk
sas2ircu doesn't work with SAS3008 chipset, and I don't know any other LSI tools...