Re: assistance recovering failed raid6 array

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> On 20 Feb 2017, at 20:16, Phil Turmel <philip@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> If you can get to 35 of 36 original disks, even with scattered errors,
> you could complete a check scrub to make 35 good disks.  With timeout
> mismatch, you'll have to override the kernel timeouts for all devices,
> so such a scrub would take a very long time, but would recover everything.

Is there a way tell mdadm to use sdk1 as a “active” device? And how can i tell the array that it should not try to recover sdm1 but set it active ? Is there any magic to force the state ? It might not be healthy for the normal use case but might be helpful for me.

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