Re: md device naming question

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On 19 Sep 2007, maximilian attems said:

> hello,
>
> working on initramfs i'd be curious to know what the /sys/block
> entry of a /dev/md/NN device is. have a user request to support
> it and no handy box using it.
>
> i presume it may also be /sys/block/mdNN ?

That's it, e.g. /sys/block/md0. Notable subdirectories include holders/
(block devices within the array, more than one if e.g. LVM is in use),
slaves/ (block devices making up the array) and md/ (RAID-specific
state).

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