This still isn't fixed as best I can follow.
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hot-add/remove in mixed (IDE/SATA/USB/SD-card/...) RAIDs with device
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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@Phillip Susi / comment #23: Did you actually read what I wrote? :)
I was *NOT* advocating "backup" by having multiple RAID disks constantly
connected to the array and in sync. It is completely obvious to me that a hot
running copy of data is NOT a backup.
I was advocating the following procedur
RAID is *not* a backup solution. If you delete or overwrite a file,
then it's done on both disks, so you can't recover. If you want a rapid
and coherent backup, use LVM and take a snapshot and back that up.
Also note that this commentary really isn't helping to fix the bug.
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What you people are forgetting is that RAID1 is in fact the PERFECT backup
solution:
It takes a low level copy of the whole system while the system is *running*,
and as opposed to cp/rsync, the copy is *coherent*:
Programmers do NOT design software to be robust against their files being
randomly
Also, keep on mind that the most commonly used personal computers
nowadays don't even *support* adding multiple disks of the same type:
Laptops. They only have one HD slot, so I *must* use USB to attach the
second.
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The resolution of "fix released" is incorrect: the kernel bug is still
present. The debian bug was closed due to age rather due to being
fixed.
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