Re: Filesystem corruption on RAID1

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Il 20-08-2017 17:38 Adam Goryachev ha scritto:
In the case where you know there are "probably" some inconsistencies,
you have a few choices:
1) If you know which disk is faulty, then fail it, then clean the
superblock and add it. It will be re-written from the known good drive

No need to clear the superblock. You can re-add it using the "--add-spare" option which will force a full re-sync from the mirror disk.

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