Hi,
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, m. allan noah wrote:
> be aware. that may not be doing exactly what you think it is. the swap file
> code maps the file to the actual blocks on disk it occupies. since that is on
> raid, you might STILL have potential problems with resyncing.
Do you know /why/ the swap breaks on reconstruction?
Surely while it's reconstructing, and read/write requests to the device
are passed to the good remaining device.
This would mean that behaviour is the same for a degraded mirror as for a
reconstructing mirror.
Does this mean that swap would not only fail during reconstruction, but
also under degraded mode?
Regards,
Corin
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