Re: mdadm recovery after HW failure: missing blocks at the end

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Hello all, hello Neil!

Am 01.11.2012 um 22:03 schrieb Sebastian Hegler:
> So, I've got two questions: 
> * Did mdadm (or the kernel md driver) write to the end area of the disk?
> * Is it possible to make mdadm give me back the 128kiB at the end of each device? There's 88kiB left on each disk; this used to be enough when I created the original array in 2010.
Let me clarify: there's still 88kiB left _after_ taking away 128kiB for the chunk at the end.

Yours,
Sebastian
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