Re: Two raid5 arrays are inactive and have changed UUIDs

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> >>> md1 consists of 4x 4TB drives:
> >>>
> >>> role drive events state
> >>>   0    sdj    5948  AAAA
> >>>   1    sdk   38643  .AAA
> >>>   2    sdl   38643  .AAA
> >>>   3    sdm   38643  .AAA

> If you're not happy using overlays, having ddrescue'd the disks you
> could always assemble the array directly from the copies and make sure
> everything's okay there, before trying it with the original disks.

I successfully ddrescued all four drives /dev/sd[j,k,l,m], each to new
disk, with no errors reported. I have the copies on /dev/sd[n,o,p,q].

Now if I want to force assemble the three copies with event counts
that agree [o,p,q], should I just do:

mdadm --assemble --force /dev/md1 /dev/sdo1 /dev/sdp1 /dev/sdq1

Or should I assemble the copies into a new array, say /dev/md2?

I'm worried that assembling the copies might merge them into the
existing (inactive) array. Is that what's supposed to happen? I'm
unclear here.

Thanks for your help,
Bill



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