Shouldn't make any difference.
/dev/md0 is the old-style numbered array.
/dev/md/0 is the new-style named array.
(And the link between numbering and default names is obvious :-)
I just find it slightly odd that it isn't /dev/md127 - the default
numbering now counts down from 0xff.
Bear in mind I don't have an mdadm.conf, a couple of ideas to play with
are (1) what happens if you boot without an mdadm.conf? (2) what do you
get if you regenerate your mdadm.conf (especially if you boot without one)?
I'm guessing your current mdadm.conf is affecting things, and seeing as
I've never needed one, I can't really advise ...
Cheers,
Wol
On 01/05/2018 12:59, o1bigtenor wrote:
Greetings
Looking further into things trying to determine what is hindering my
raid array access I'm finding this int # mdadm.conf
ARRAY /dev/md/0 metadata=1.2 UUID . . .
is this supposed to be /dev/md/0 or is it supposed to read /dev/md0 ?
If so where do I change it?
TIA
Dee
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