Re: md confused by changing device names?

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On Oct 7, 2004, at 6:24 PM, Neil Brown wrote:

On Thursday October 7, gerti@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Now when md starts it accepts sda1, kicks off sdb1 as outdated, and
never seems to even look at sdc1. Hence it will not start the array.

Let me guess: You are using "raidstart" to start the array. Don't. It doesn't work. Use "mdadm". It does.

Actually in the first round of tests I used mdadm, and in the same
situation it just segfaults.


Well, that is something I can help with. Can you try again and get an 'strace' showing where the segfault is, or a gdb stacktrace from the core file??

I tested some more, I must have made a mistake earlier (maybe mixed some raidtools command in). mdadm indeed masters that scenario fine. Apologies to Neil!

Gerd

NeilBrown
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