On Sunday February 25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Linux 2.4.1/RAIDtools2 0.90
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> I have 4 ide disks which have identical partition layouts.
> RAID is working successfully, its even booting RAID1.
>
> I created a RAID5 set on a set of 4 partitions, which works OK.
> I then destroyed that set and updated it so it was 2x RAID0
> partitions (so I can mirror them into a RAID10).
>
> The problem is when I raidstop, then raidstart either of the new RAID0
> mds it reverts back to the RAID5 (I originally noticed it when I rebooted).
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>
> Any idea?
In the raidtab file where you describe the raid0 arrays, make sure to
say:
persistent-superblock = 1
(or whatever the correct systax is). The default is 0 (== no) for
back compat I assume, and so your raid5 superblock doesn't get
overwritten.
NeilBrown
>
> Cheers, Suad
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