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What happens if I lose power during resilvering of QNAP NAS? (lemmy.radio)

submitted 4 months ago by early_riser@lemmy.radio to c/datahoarder@lemmy.ml

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I am upgrading the HDDs on my QNAP TS-432X-eU rack mount NAS. The NAS is connected to a UPS via a USB cable and is set to turn off after 5 minutes if it senses a power loss. What would happen if I were to lose power while resilvering the array? Would it suspend the resilvering, turn off, then resume when power is restored? Or would the array be corrupted?

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[–] kurushimi@sh.itjust.works 9 points 4 months ago

Should pick up where it left off; nevertheless the UPS and graceful shutdown is always smart for any filesystem.