Re: RAID1 assembly requires manual "mdadm --run"

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Neil Brown wrote:
> On Friday July 8, molle.bestefich@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > So a clean RAID1 with a disk missing should start without --run, just
> > like a clean RAID5 with a disk missing?

> Not that with /dev/loop3 no funcitoning,
>   mdadm --assemble --scan
> will still work.

Super!
That was exactly the point of the test.

You're correct, when I try again with a DEVICE line and --assemble
--scan, everything works perfectly.

(Not sure why Mitchell Laks saw something else happen.)

Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer questions, the information
is much appreciated!
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