Bryan Kadzban wrote: > Not sure what the testing came up with, but I figured out a way to get > it to work: > Congratulations - you did more than Debian. They work only with /dev/md<number> raids, not with named ones. > mkdir /dev/md > > for array in /dev/md[0-9]* ; do > # subshell so the $MD_* variables don't carry between arrays > ( > eval `mdadm --detail --export $array` > [ -z "$MD_NAME" ] && exit 0 # v0.9 metadata has no name > > real_name=`echo "$MD_NAME" | cut -d: -f2` > # if there's no host field (no colon), use the full name > [ -z "$real_name" ] && real_name="$MD_NAME" > > cp -a $array "/dev/md/$real_name" > cp -a $array "/dev/md_$real_name" > Isn't /dev/md_$real_name normally a symlink to /dev/md/$real_name? > # might or might not be needed; my setup works without: > rm $array > Please don't remove this device node. > ) > done > > I have not tested this on a metadata=0.9 array, but as long as those > don't provide an MD_NAME in --detail --export, it should work fine. >
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