Re: no good deed goes unpunished...

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Quoting Phil Turmel <philip@xxxxxxxxxx>:

snip!
On 03/31/2015 05:52 PM, Phil Turmel wrote:
If you did this with those three disks, you are likely to have random
data corruption from the older mirror.  If so, stop and re-assemble with
just the last good disks.

Let me clarify: you only had *two* working disks for a month or so
before the array finally died.  Only assemble those two.

yes that's clear. I've done that, found the LVM volgroup and can now see the Xen domains, working on getting data off.

many thanks!

D


Phil

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