I have a system up and running, the root directory is mounted on device /dev/md0 which is a raid1 of 2 IDE drives. My question is, how can I change it so that the my raid device is /dev/md1 not /dev/md0 and not loose the data. Originally I was thinking of booting with a rescue disk, breaking the raid1, and rebooting. Once rebooted create the raid device again as /dev/md1. Is there a simpler way to do this?
if your rescue disk contains mdadm you can use the mdadm -A -U super-minor /dev/md1 /dev/hd?? once and the array will be started and the minor updated
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