I've got two identical systems each with two disks, which I'm intending to
do root RAID1. I've got one system all configured (took a while). So I
figured, hey, why not just swap disks in the systems and let RAID deal
with recontructing the other disk. Figured it would save me a few hours
building the second system...
Anyways, so I pulled /dev/sdb and replaced it with a new disk, which I
then partitioned to match /dev/sda. Made sure to set the part type to
"fd" where appropriate.
The system boots up fine off of /dev/sda, but won't start re-mirroring to
/dev/sdb. The RAID HOWTO indicates it should "like magic".
I'm Confused...
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