Try mkraid --really-force /dev/md0

Im sure it will work.

Greetings, Dietmar

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> Help! im lost, finaly have found the new howto on ftp.fi.kernel.org after days
> of dispair and old documentation... tried the new tools ... nada ... tried
> kernel patches ... busted kernel 2.2.5 ...
> 
> My problem is this ... i created the /etc/raidtools (modified example raid1
> raidtab) with 3 scsi disks .. then as the howto states i do a
> 
>     [root@sauron /root]# mkraid /dev/md0
>     handling MD device /dev/md0
>     analyzing super-block
>     disk 0: /dev/sda1, 4192933kB, raid superblock at 4192832kB
>     disk 1: /dev/sdb1, 4192933kB, raid superblock at 4192832kB
>     disk 2: /dev/sdc1, 4192933kB, raid superblock at 4192832kB
>     mkraid: aborted
> 
> this is what ive been getting all the time now .. no explination, no reasons, no
> fixes <sigh>, what am i doing wrong?
> 
> Ps my raidtab:
> 
> raiddev                         /dev/md0
>   raid-level            0
>   nr-raid-disks         3
>   nr-spare-disks        0
>   chunk-size            16
>   persistent-superblock 1
>   device          /dev/sda1
>   raid-disk       0
>   device          /dev/sdb1
>   raid-disk       1
>   device          /dev/sdc1
>   raid-disk       2
> 
> and my /proc/mdstats
> 
>     Personalities : [1 linear] [2 raid0] [3 raid1] [4 raid5]
>     read_ahead not set
>     md0 : inactive
>     md1 : inactive
>     md2 : inactive
>     md3 : inactive
> 
> thanks in advance, for any help
> 
>     -- Chris
> 
> 

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