perhaps some of you could help me
this week-end, the server crashed (in fact processor burned) but raid has nothing (i hope)
The problem is that i cant have access to the data:
old config (amd850MHz on asus a7v) number in array: 0 primary master on second ide host (ultraata100) number in array: 1 primary slave on second ide host (ultraata100) number in array: 2 secondary master on second ide host (ultraata100) new config (p2 on asus p2b) (i know it's older that the old config) number in array: 0 primary slave on first ide host number in array: 1 secondary master on first ide host number in array: 2 secondary slave on first ide host
when i try to start the raid (raidstart --all) it recognise only 1 (one) disk as member of the array but i can found which (neither in the log nor on screen "dump") and it don't whant to do anything because there is not enough membre.
so my question is: how do i say to the array that old config are now (on the temp computer) the new (disk name changed)?
so i called my best friend in such case (google) to help me. Except the "software raid linux howto" (SRLH) where the 2 disk failure dont inspirate me, i found http://www.mathematik.uni-marburg.de/sys/os/linux/install/raid.html that says the same thing as SRLH about superblock.
another question: is that a problem of superblock? what should i do?
Loris
PS: sorry for using hotmail (no more other mail) and sorry again for my english
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