Re: Clarify /etc/mdadm.conf format and content?

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On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Doug Ledford <dledford@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Ok.  That still doesn't address why different commands in mdadm
>> generate different numbering schemes.
>
> The answer to that is technical implementation details.
<snip>

Ok, that's clear now.

>> How do I change the name= spec'n? ...

...
> So, if the name=
> option is in your mdadm.conf ARRAY line for the array, then changing the
> name of the array will require that you do everything I listed above to
> update the mdadm.conf file in your mkinitrds and such or else the system
> won't boot after you update the name in the superblock.  One last thing,
> if this is a / array, then since the only way to update the name is
> during assembly, you would have to boot the system from rescue CD and
> assemble the array by hand, or else modify the init script in an initrd
> image to do the update for you.  Neither of which is a necessarily easy
> task if you don't know what you are doing.

Whew.  Messy, but once again clear.

Thanks for the help.

BenDJ
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