Re: Disks out of sync

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On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Adam Luter wrote:

> Apparantly it should happen automatically when you put the drive back
> in.  (And raidstop/start the drive).  If not, while the array is
> started, run 'raidhotadd' on the drive.  It will treat the out of sync
> drive as a new spare.. then once it's done syncing the spare it will
> treat the spare as if it was the drive missing (that is, it will
> upgrade it's status as a spare to a full fledge drive).
> 
> p.s. I'm not an expert, but I did just have to do this on mine (except
> the auto part didn't work, so I had to use the hotadd part).
> 
> -Gryn (Adam Luter)
> 

Thanks for the reply Adam, but the 2 good disks are not being recognised,
as the superblocks are out of sync. I have approx. 40 GB of data that I
would like to recover. 

I had this problem a while ago, and someone on the
list explained how to resync the suberblocks. Unfortunately the e-mail
with the information is on the raid array. Hopefully someone can refresh
my memory.

Cheers

Mike Parsons

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