On 8/17/22 04:04, David F. wrote:
What rules should be used? I don't see a /dev/md directory, I
created one, stopped the raid (all the /dev/md* devices went away)
and tried to start the raid, same thing and only /dev/md127 gets
created, nothing in /dev/md/ directory and none of the md126 devices ?
You then get the timeout.
Please check the device-mapper status.
My guess is that device-mapper gets in the way (as it probably will be
activated from udev, too), and blocks the devices when mdadm is trying
to access them.
Cheers,
Hannes
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