NeilBrown wrote:
: > I have tried mdadm --add /dev/mdN /dev/sd.. /dev/sd.. /dev/sd..,
: > but it behaves the same way as issuing mdadm --add one drive at a time.
:
: I would expect that to first recover just the first device added, then
: recover all the rest at once.
:
: If you:
: echo frozen > /sys/block/mdN/md/sync_action
: mdadm --add /dev/mdN /dev......
: echo recover > /sys/block/mdN/md/sync_action
:
: it should do them all at once.
Wow, it works! Thanks!
: I should teach mdadm about this..
It would be nice if mdadm --add /dev/mdN <multiple devices>
did this.
-Yenya
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