In the man page it says that after a failure, you can issue "raidctl -R /dev/faileddisk raid0" and it will begin reconstruction.
But in my case it exits almost immediately, freezing the system. A parity rewrite neither can be done, since it exits giving an ioctl failure (disk is shown as failed so I think that this is the reason) Kernel has been recompiled by me including support for autoconfiguring and raidframe pseudo device. Il 19/01/2010 23.33, Paul M ha scritto: > what have you tried? > > All the info you need is in the raidctl(8) man page. > > > paulm > > > > On 20/01/2010, at 3:32 AM, Sebastiano wrote: > >> Hi list, >> >> I've setup my homeserver for a RAID 1 software configuration, mostly >> following instructions of this guide >> (http://www.argon18.com/raid_openbsd.html) that is based on RAIDFrame >> kernel support. >> >> Things went ok, and after some days of normal usage I wanted to test >> efficiency of RAID array so I unplugged one of the two disks, booted >> and >> made some file creations on the disk. >> >> After that, I halted and plugged again the second disk, getting parity >> errors (as expected) and now I'm trying to resync the disks, but can't >> manage how to do it. >> >> "raidctl -s raid0" reports the former unplugged disk as failed, but I >> had no luck in issuing "raidctl -R /dev/wd0d raid0" since it exits >> almost immediately and from there on system wouldn't accept no more >> commands. >> >> On boot I always got errors regarding raidctl (raid0 already >> configured) but couldn't manage to get them solved.
