On Friday November 12, bugzilla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> First, stop using the old raid tools. Use mdadm only! mdadm would not have
> allowed your error to occur.
I'm afraid this isn't correct, though the rest of Guy's advice is very
good (thanks Guy!).
mdadm --remove
does exactly the same thing as
raidhotremove
It is the kernel that should (and does) stop you from hot-removing a
device that is working and active. So I'm not quite sure what
happened to Robert...
Robert: it is always useful to provide specific with the output of
cat /proc/mdstat
and
mdadm -D /dev/mdX
This avoids possible confusion over terminology.
NeilBrown
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