Hello
is it possible to keep mdadm 3.2 installed in the system (e.g. 3.2 as
the monitoring daemon) and have an array with bad-block functionality
(created with 3.3) running, or this will do a mess?
Bad-block functionality is in mdadm-3.3 but this has not been released
yet. I was thinking about using it only once to create the array.
However I am still missing the manual for mdadm-3.3, where is that?
without that I don't know how I should launch it to create an array with
bad blocks.
Another question: are older kernels such as 3.0 capable to run an array
created with bad-block-log, obviously without using the bad-block-log
functionality? oh but that could be dangerous, couldn't it...
Thank you
A.
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