--Am Donnerstag, 1. September 2005 17:26 -0400 "David M. Strang"
<dstrang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb:
The problem is; my array is now 26 of 28 disks -- /dev/sdm *IS* bad; it
[...]
What can I do? I don't believe this is working as intended.
Maybe you didn't notice that but there are two recent threads that reports
nearly the same problem. Look at the posts:
08.08.2005: How to recover a multiple raid5 disk failure with mdadm?
30.08.2005: 2 partition kicked from 6 raid5
And as far as I can see there is no solution yet. Maybe it's faster to
restore the data from the backup instead of hoping someone can help you.
But I really think a howto with "how to replace a multiple raid5 disk
failure" is badly needed. Sometimes it happens that there is a bad cable or
a problem on a resync. And the users knows that the data is good or at
least most of the files are.
--
Claas Hilbrecht
http://www.jucs-kramkiste.de
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