Il 20/01/10 18:18, MERIGHI Marcus ha scritto:
> Hello Sebastiano,
>
> I once got it going by adding the failed component to dev as a spare
> (raidctl -a component dev). After rebooting the component was not a
> spare anymore but turned to the live component (automagically
> recognised?!) again, w
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 s
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 i
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
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