On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 01:05:39PM -0400, andy liebman wrote:
if the imaging software is not too smart and creates the partitions and
filesystems with the exact same size as the original, yes.
(i mean that there should be some space between the end of the
filesystem and the end of the partition to store the md superblock)
2) Furthermore, if the above is possible, in creating the arrays on the
new drives is there a way to force mdadm to give the arrays specific
UUID numbers? It looks like I can do that with mdadm --update? Should I
create the arrays first using the normal "mdadm -C" procedure, and then
update the UUIDs?
never tried that, let us know how you fare.
L.
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