Re: how to clone a disk

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On Sat, 11 Mar 2006, Ming Zhang wrote:

> On Sat, 2006-03-11 at 16:31 -0800, dean gaudet wrote:
> > if you fail the disk from the array, or boot without the failing disk, 
> > then the event counter in the other superblocks will be updated... and the 
> > removed/failed disk will no longer be considered an up to date 
> > component... so after doing the ddrescue you'd need to reassemble the 
> > raid5.  i'm not sure you can convince md to use the bitmap in this case -- 
> > i'm just not familiar enough with it.
> 
> i am little confused here. then what the purpose of that bitmap for? is
> not that bitmap is for a component temporarily out of place and thus out
> of sync a bit?

hmm... yeah i suppose that is the purpose of the bitmap... i haven't used 
bitmaps yet though... so i don't know which types of events they protect 
against.  in theory what you want to do sounds like it should work though, 
but i'd experiment somewhere safe first.

-dean
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