Hi!
Try using raidhotadd. My idea is that it should do the trick.
Ciao
Matthias
> -----Original Message-----
> From: EXT Aaron D. Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 29. September 1999 18:05
> To: Linux Raid Mail List
> Subject: putting failed disk back in array
>
>
>
> I've got two identical systems each with two disks, which I'm
> intending to
> do root RAID1. I've got one system all configured (took a
> while). So I
> figured, hey, why not just swap disks in the systems and let RAID deal
> with recontructing the other disk. Figured it would save me
> a few hours
> building the second system...
>
> Anyways, so I pulled /dev/sdb and replaced it with a new disk, which I
> then partitioned to match /dev/sda. Made sure to set the part type to
> "fd" where appropriate.
>
> The system boots up fine off of /dev/sda, but won't start
> re-mirroring to
> /dev/sdb. The RAID HOWTO indicates it should "like magic".
>
> I'm Confused...
>
> --
> Aaron Turner | Either which way, one half dozen or another.
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>
> "There is no worse tyranny than to make a man pay for
> something he does
> not want merely because you think it would be good for him."
> -Benjamin Franklin
>
