> Yikes. That's a problem. Both RAID devices are running as degraded, > which typically points to a failure (or impending failure) on one of the > disks. > > However, in your case, md0 shows to be running on sdb and md1 on sda. > It's far more common to see either sda or sdb as being removed from both > RAID devices. > > Check your smartctl reports for both physical disks. > First thing to do is rule-out a drive/controller failure.
Rebooting did not work. I checked the drives and they are fine. I think I did it myself. Last night I installed a 3rd 500gb drive, because I want to upgrade the drives. I read that it would automatically raid. Well it didn't, so I added it and it worked. However, when I pulled the other 2 drives, and then just one out of the system, it would not boot. So I put the 160 drives back in and Booted. All was fine except the RAID. I then tried the 500gb drive in a New system and it would not boot. So obviously I do not know what I am doing. > Alternatively, you can try re-adding the disks to their respective RAID > volumes, but in cases where the user is not expert in such matters a > quick reboot tends to be the quicker solution. This is what I do not understand and am reading. > I'm not sure where you're searching, but typically a good ol google > search with the phrase "blueonyx" and whatever issue you're having is > pretty useful. I've been using Google and blueonyx. . > If this relates back to the gmane.org site, then of > course that's a different animal altogether. The GMAME site is experiencing some issues. No searches are allowed. And the last post is old. Thanks for the input Tom _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list [email protected] http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
