Re: How to force rewrite of a smart detected bad block with raid5: checkarray?

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On Tue, 18 Jan 2011, Marc MERLIN wrote:

Does this actually do what I want? Try all the blocks on each drive and if one block is unreadable, it forces a rewrite on the bad drive using the n-1 other ones to recreate it?

You want to use the "repair" command. This has been discussed numerous times and discussions regarding it can be found in the archives.

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