Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2015 01:41:00 +0700
From: Robert Elz <k...@munnari.oz.au>
Message-ID: <23815.1448476...@andromeda.noi.kre.to>
| so I'd just add
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| raidctl -a /dev/wd5f raid2
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| in /etc/rc.local
Actually, a better way short term, is probably to put your config file
for raid2 in /etc/raid2.conf disable autoconfig for raid2 (for /home,
it is not really required ... but don't do this if there's any possibility
that the wdN numbers might change - that is, if you might add new drives
or rearrange the cabling in any way).
For now anyway, don't include raidN.conf files in /etc for any raidN's
that are autoconfigured.
To disable autoconfig
raidctl -A no raid2
And make sure you have
raidframe=yes
in /etc/rc.conf
Then /etc/rc.d/raidframe will config raid2 for you at each boot, and that
way if configuring does handle spares, so if /etc/raid2.conf says that
wd5f should be a spare, it will be.
Still, do any of this only after you have finished using wd5f for any other
testing you want to do.
kre
