Quoting Neil Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On February 26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I'm currently running a standard v2.2.17 kernel w/ the 'accompanying'
> > raid system (linear).
>
> Given this, you should be able to run mkraid with complete safety as
> is doesn't actually write anything to any drive.
Hmmm, 'should be'... I'm not sure i liked that sentence... :)
> > And this is what cfdisk tells me about the partitions:
> > sdb1 Primary Linux raid autodetect 6310.74
> > sdc1 Primary Linux raid autodetect 1059.07
> > sdd10 Logical Linux raid autodetect 2549.84
> > sde1 Primary Linux raid autodetect 9138.29
> > sdf1 Primary Linux raid autodetect 18350.60
> > sdg1 Primary Linux raid autodetect 16697.32
> >
>
> Autodetect cannot work with old-style arrays that don't have
> superblocks. If you want autodetect, you will need to copy the data
> somewhere, create a new array, and copy it all back.
Oki, what exactly does that mean/tell me?
Should I set the FS type to 83 again?
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