On Thursday March 6, neilb@cse.unsw.edu.au wrote:
> >
> > ARRAY /dev/md0
> > level=raid1
> > devices=/dev/sd[c,d,y,z]1
>
> "glob" patterns are allowed in DEVICE lines but *not* in devices=
> words. Sorry.
>
Nope, I lied.
devices= *does* accept "glob" patterns (I forgot I had done that).
However, it is treated as a comma separated list of device name, so
in this example, it will only accept devices which match:
/dev/sd[c
d
y
z]1
none of which will be valid device names.
You dont' need commads in [] sets so:
devices=/dev/sd[cdyz]1
should work for you.
However I still recommend NOT using device=, and using "UUID="
instead.
NeilBrown
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