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So what happened was basically a cable connecting a single disk of a raidz2 pool failed, the disk is 100% ok and i replaced the cable,
but zfs still shows it as faulted.
The data on the disk is also probably out of sync since it was disconnected for several hours and data was written to the pool during that time.
Bc of that i dont want to just zfs clear.
How can i "replace" the disk with itself that it just triggers a resilvering to it and all data is back in sync again?
Will zfs clear and zfs scrub do that?
but zfs still shows it as faulted.
The data on the disk is also probably out of sync since it was disconnected for several hours and data was written to the pool during that time.
Bc of that i dont want to just zfs clear.
How can i "replace" the disk with itself that it just triggers a resilvering to it and all data is back in sync again?
Will zfs clear and zfs scrub do that?