I've got a bit of a practical issue with raidframe. The machine is at 4.0.1. The RAID devices are
raid0: L5 /dev/raid5e /dev/raid6e /dev/raid7e /dev/raid4e /dev/raid9e /dev/raid10e /dev/raid11e[failed] /dev/raid12e /dev/raid8e raid1: L1 /dev/raid2e /dev/raid3e raid2: L1 /dev/ld0e raid3: L1 /dev/ld5e /dev/wd3e raid4: L1 /dev/ld8e raid5: L1 /dev/ld2e raid6: L1 /dev/ld4e raid7: L1 /dev/ld3e raid8: L1 /dev/wd4e raid9: L1 /dev/ld1e raid10: L1 /dev/ld7e raid11: L1 /dev/ld6e raid12: L1 /dev/wd2e Just recently, /dev/ld6e decided it didn't like us any longer. (Actually, I think it is probably the twe it's connected to, not ld6 itself.) I manually failed /dev/wd3e in raid3 and added it as a spare to raid11, but now I find myself stymied as to how to get it to rebuild. raid11 is of course failed in raid0; I could raidctl -R it, but that won't help until raid11 is back in operational shape. I can't reconstruct raid11, because it has no operational members. I can't unconfigure it (preparatory to reconfiguring it), because it's held open by raid0. What's the right way to do this? Am I stuck needing a reboot? /~\ The ASCII Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mo...@rodents-montreal.org / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B
