Re: replace disk in raid5 without linux noticing?

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Martin Cracauer (cracauer@xxxxxxxx) wrote on 22 April 2006 11:08:
 >> stop the array
 >> dd warning disk => new one
 >> remove warning disk
 >> assemble the array again with the new disk
 >> 
 >> The inconvenience is that you don't have the array during the copy.
 >
 >Stopping the array and restarting it as readonly will give you access
 >to the data while that copy is in progress.

Yes but then you could just switch it to read-only without stopping.
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