Re: Degraded Raid6

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> I run an 8-disk raid 6 on which sporadically 2 drives dropped out,
> that I could just re-add when I zeroed the zuperblock beforehand.
> Recently, upon re-adding those 2 drives (after the zero-superblock) a
> third drive dropped out after 5-10 minutes of syncing. I then did a
> zero-superblock on the third drive and tried to re-add it - which
> failed.
...
> 10 8 113 - spare /dev/sdh1
> 11 8 1 - spare /dev/sda1
> 12 8 65 - spare /dev/sde1

If you had two drives failing, why didn't you let these spares take over the job?

Vennlige hilsener / Best regards

roy
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