On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 08:45:45AM -0600, Monty Charlton wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've got a helluva problem and I'm hoping someone here can possibly help
> out.
>
> I've got raid5 (sdb1,sbc1,sdd1) on a partition, and one of the drives
> (sdd1) went bad. So I (stupidly) hit the reset button on the computer,
> but now the partition won't mount. Raid complains that one drive is bad
> (which it is), and that the other is out of sync. See part of dmesg
> below...
>
> Am I hosed? Can I fake out raid by commenting out some of the code that
> tries to determine whether or not the drive is fresh?
edit /etc/raidtab
mark the drive you know as bad as
failed-disk instead of raid-disk
run mkraid --force on the array
read the message you get and do as instructed.
L.
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