Re: RAID 5 array keeps dropping drive on boot

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On Tuesday November 8, marvin@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Ah. In the file etc/script I found the line
> 
> mdadm -A /dev/md1 -R -u 4b22b17d:06048bd3:ecec156c:31fabbaf /dev/ 
> hda3 /dev/hdg2
> 
> -wouldn't the best thing just be to add /dev/hdc3 there?
> 

Yes, however a cramfs filesystem is write-only.  "Just adding it here"
is easier said than done.  "mkinitrd" should try to create a brand new
cramfs filesystem for you, and might get it right.

> 
> However, you've been incredibly helpful. You've solved my problem,  
> thanks!

My pleasure.  You've helped me learn something about they ways people
(i.e. Debian mkinitrd in this case) misused my creations (mdadm), and
that should help me to make them better - or at least better
documented - in future.

All the best,

NeilBrown
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