On 28/09/2011 09:10, Marcin M. Jessa wrote:
On 9/28/11 4:50 AM, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
Reading the thread, and the many like it over the past months/years, may
yield a clue as to why you wish to move on to something other than Linux
RAID...
:) I will give it another chance.
In case of failure FreeBSD and ZFS would be another option.
Don't forget that in the face of 3 disk drives that suddenly decide to
play silly buggers, /no/ raid system will cope well. You are not having
a problem because of Linux software raid problems - your problem is due
to bad hardware. If you had a similar situation with a hardware raid
system, it is quite unlikely that you would have had any chance of
recovering your raid. What spoiled your chances of recovery here is the
unfortunate bad advice you found on a website - but that won't happen
again, since you now know to post here before trying anything!
The key lesson to take away from this experience is to set up a backup
solution /before/ disaster strikes :-)
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