IamSpartacus

Do you mean the snapraid.content file? EDIT: Nvmd, I realize now you meant the snapraid.parity file on the parity disk.

Do you mean the snapraid.content file?

If I delete all files off a disk and then run a fix on that disk, it should restore all files that existed from the last run sync?

No doubt. The disk is under warranty so it will be replaced soon. All the spare drives I have are larger (14TB) then my parity drives (10TB). Any problem with using one to replace the failed disk (assuming I'd only be able to use 10TB of it until I upgrade parity) until I'm back up and running at which point I will upgrade the parity drives as well?

So this is not accurate then? https://sourceforge.net/p/snapraid/discussion/1677233/thread/205b97b5/?limit=25#f527

I have a failed disk (d5) and am attempting to restore the files on the failed disk to another disk in the array that has enough free space on it to store all the recovered files. I ran the below fix command after changing my config (see before and after disk failure configs below). However, it only recovered less than 1TB of the estimated 5.8TB worth of data on the disk. The fix.log (which I had to split into 18 different files because of their size) shows all kinds of error such as the following:...