Okay,
PLEASE somebody who knows answer the following:
1) what is the difference between running
mdadm -A -ayes 1/dev/md1--uuid=xxxxx /dev/sd*
and
mdadm -A -amd 1/dev/md1 --uuid=xxxxx /dev/sd*
In other words, how do the "yes" and "md" options behave differently.
2) If you create an array /dev/md0 with mdadm, is there any reason why
you shouldn't start it as /dev/md1?
The second option above (-amd 1) would NOT start an array that was created
as /dev/md0 (under an older mdadm -- 1.8.? ) whereas the first option
(-ayes /dev/md1) had no difficulty.
Thank you.
Andy Liebman
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