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On Wednesday 23 April 2008, Matt Harrison wrote: |
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> On a side not, I'm not sure if this could the problem: |
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> I've got one disk on one of my pairs failed. There's a replacement |
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> disk arriving tomorrow, but the stripe (thats built out of 3 mirrored |
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> pairs) won't start on its own, I have to manually rebuild the array |
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> after boot. |
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> This shouldn't stop it detecting lvm partitions manually should it? |
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In my experience, no. As long as raid can present a consistent block |
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device, lvm does what it should. RAID is designed to do that in a |
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mirror configuration. |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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