Joe Morris (NTM) wrote: > On 07/08/2007 10:27 AM, Brandon Carl wrote: > >> Incorrect, with RAID 1, you have two partitions, or complete drives in >> my case, that are exactly the same, both written to at the same time >> with the same data. >> If one drive fails, the other drive is there until you replace the >> hosed drive and rebuild the array by copying the data to the replacement. >> > Almost correct. At least with Linux software RAID, and I am pretty sure > with any RAID, once you replace the disk it automatically syncs the > other disk, no need to copy or format. You do need to partition it > correctly size wise and type. > > You have to add it back on, with the mdadm command.
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