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On Sunday 21 October 2007 22:03:23 Arnau Bria wrote: |
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> > Let me ask you one more thing. I have this device: |
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> > md3 : active raid1 hdh6[1] |
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> > 98727360 blocks [2/1] [_U] |
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> > And I'd like to add hdf6, and then sync but against it (I mean, make |
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> > hdf6 "primary" and copy its data to hdh6). |
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> I'd removed the array and created again with second drive missing. |
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> now I have: |
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> md3 : active raid1 hdf6[0] |
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> 98727360 blocks [2/1] [U_] |
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> and will sync. |
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Yeah, that'd work, or you could have created it with both devices, but |
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specifing hdf6 *first*: |
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mdadm -C /dev/md3 -n2 -l1 /dev/hd[fh]6 |
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As for md1, I'm not sure what to make of that. |
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I'd be a little wary of it, once the array is created/started the superblock |
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must be written, so I'm worried about why the kernel thought it wasn't there. |
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Probably nothing though, I've had partitions kicked out of arrays before, |
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even though they go back in fine. |
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Mike Williams |
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