Re: RAID 1 failure on single disk causes disk subsystem to lock up

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Peter Grandi wrote:

Also putting two drives belonging to a RAID set on the same
IDE/ATA channel is usually a bad idea for performance too.


True in general, but in this case the OP has SATA drives:

http://marc.info/?l=linux-raid&m=120692062718510&w=2

Very much a guess on my part, but I would suspect the SATA support in the 2.6.8 kernel you are using is not helping. There was a major rewrite or libata error handling code in later kernels, along with significant other SATA and RAID improvements.

Regards,

Richard
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