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Quoting Peter Kitchener <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> How does one fix an array that has come up as degraded?

Let say "cat /proc/mdstat" states /dev/sda1 in /dev/md0 is the one that 
failed.  You'd remove it from array with "mdadm /dev/md0 -r /dev/sda1". 
  After you replace failed drive and partition it, you'd use "mdadm 
/dev/md0 -a /dev/sda1" to add it back.  If you had more that one 
partittion on /dev/sda (belonging to different arrays), you'd repeat 
above mdadm commands for each of them.

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