Hi all,
I am having trouble with creating a RAID 6 md device on a home-grown
Linux 2.6.20.11 SMP 64-bit build.
I first create the RAID6 without problems, and see the following
successful dump in /var/log/messages. If I check /proc/mdstat, the
RAID6 is doing the initial syncing as expected.
Dear Neil,
The point that I'm trying to make is, that there does exist a specific
case, in which recovery is possible, and that implementing recovery for
that case will not hurt in any way.
Assuming that it true (maybe hpa got it wrong) what specific
conditions would lead to one drive having
Dragos wrote:
Hello,
I had created a raid 5 array on 3 232GB SATA drives. I had created one
partition (for /home) formatted with either xfs or reiserfs (I do not
recall).
Last week I reinstalled my box from scratch with Ubuntu 7.10, with
mdadm v. 2.6.2-1ubuntu2.
Then I made a rookie mistake:
Dear Neil and Eyal,
Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
Neil Brown wrote:
It would seem that either you or Peter Anvin is mistaken.
On page 9 of
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/hpa/raid6.pdf
at the end of section 4 it says:
Finally, as a word of caution it should be noted that
Neil Brown wrote:
On Thursday November 29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. Do you know of any way to recover from this mistake? Or at least what
filesystem it was formated with.
It may not have been lost - yet.
If you created the same array with the same devices and layout etc,
the data will
I forgot one thing.
After re-creating the array which deleted my data in the first place,
'mount' was giving me this answer:
mount: Structure needs cleaning
Thank you for your time,
Dragos
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