Re: Raid 0 breakage (maybe)

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On Sunday October 29, matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Actually I kind of fixed it last night.  I found a posting by someone
> on an older Ubuntu release with a similar problem, and he resolved it
> by making loopback devices pointing at his constituent drives, and then
> assembled the array using those.  That works for me also, so the array
> is running now.. but off of loopback devices instead of the direct raw
> disks.  Before I did that, proc/mdstat was empty.  I just now looked in
> /sys/block/hde/holders, but I don't know how to read it.

Using loop-back doesn't sound like a good long-term solution.
Maybe if you should us
   ls -la /sys/block/hde/holders
we can interpret it for you....

NeilBrown
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