[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2011-11-11 Thread Curtis Hovey
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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2010-10-27 Thread Phillip Susi
** Changed in: dmraid (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Invalid

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-12-31 Thread Eva Drud
To me it's still not really clear why the installer (as well as gparted,
as it seems) hide the devices, while I can access them via Nautilus in
the live system. I did not try writing, though. This confused me a lot.
Is there a reason for this behaviour?

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-12-31 Thread danwood76
It hides them so that you cannot accidentally destroy your RAID array
when installing with Ubiquity or using the system in general.

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-12-24 Thread Michael Nagel
closing task on NULL project

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-25 Thread robegue
$ sudo dmraid -r
/dev/sdb: nvidia, nvidia_cbajegji, mirror, ok, 625142446 sectors, data@ 0
/dev/sda: nvidia, nvidia_cbajegji, mirror, ok, 625142446 sectors, data@ 0
$

can I wait for a dmraid patch or MUST I dmraid -E the disks? I'm afraid
to lose data since this is a production machine...

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-25 Thread Tormod Volden
If you have false metadata on the disks, you _should_ remove this.
Meanwhile you can use the nodmraid boot option to ignore all fakeraid
signatures.

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-25 Thread danwood76
There will not be a patch to dmraid as this is not really a bug.
This has been discussed before.

The issue is that you haven't removed the raid metadata when you destroyed the 
array.
Normally you can remove these without issue using dmraid -E as the metadata is 
usually in a region of the disk that you cannot access anyhow.

Also its worth going through the BIOS route to see if you can delete the
array first, you may need to enable the onboard RAID to get into the
nvidia / intel / whatever control panel to do it. This way dmraid wont
delete anything that might be useful.

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-25 Thread robegue
Thanks for the replies. It's still not clear to me why if I boot with
the 2.6.27-14 jaunty kernel this issue does not appear? Why with the
2.6.31 karmic kernel I need to pass the nodmraid option or even modify
the disks metadata, while with previous kernels I didn't?

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-25 Thread danwood76
It's because dmraid now hides the root devices of a RAID set. This was
implemented to fix a whole host of issues with block devices and udev.
Also it makes the whole dmraid system a lot better.

This is why you are getting issues but your issues are caused because you have 
the RAID metadata on your disks.
Just purge the metadata and you wont get dmraid hiding your block devs anymore.
The data you loose is in the last blocks on the disk and will not be used by 
anything, the fact that dmraid can detect the data there means it can delete it.

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-15 Thread NaSH
it seems that you're right, it's an old signature on disks. I was using
some of these disks to test raid, 2 years ago..

sudo dmraid -r
/dev/sda: sil and nvidia formats discovered (using nvidia)!
/dev/sdc: nvidia, nvidia_cbccehbc, stripe, ok, 488397166 sectors, data@ 0
/dev/sdb: nvidia, nvidia_cbccehbc, stripe, ok, 488397166 sectors, data@ 0
/dev/sda: nvidia, nvidia_fhjffiga, stripe, ok, 490234750 sectors, data@ 0

so i guess that signatures are on sda only ? or on sdb and sdc too ?

so, trying dmraid -r /dev/sda -E should solve the pblm

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-11 Thread robegue
using nodmraid  in boot options works.
Instead, i'm not sure how to use the dmraid -E to definitely solve the issue: 
is it a safe operation? how is the full command line for /dev/md0?

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-11 Thread J. Pulliainen
Use dmraid -r to see, if your system has any dmraid controlled disks.
Then, to remove the dmraid signatures, use: dmraid -r /dev/sdX -E, where
/dev/sdX is a disk displayed by the dmraid -r command. A safe bet is to
do a cross compare between the devices listed by dmraid -r and the
devices listed in /proc/mdstat, the ones in /proc/mdstat *probably*
should not be controlled by dmraid.

However, please note that removing the signatures from wrong disks might
render your system unbootable or it might even result in a data loss

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[Bug 449876] Re: raid degraded after update to Karmic beta

2009-11-10 Thread Tormod Volden
The fake raid is on the disks, not on the motherboard. Linux/dmraid can
not see if you have disabled the fakeraid support in the BIOS, but it
sees the fakeraid signatures on the disks. If your BIOS does not have an
option to delete the fakeraid configuration from the disks, use dmraid
-E.

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