>I'm not sure if this is a timestamp or a count of clean shutdowns. Does
>anyone know?
Well, the setup wasn't mission critical or I would have imaged it out safely so
I proceeded to shutdown the machine and unplug the secondary drive. I then
booted and saw the array obviously had a missing comp
Alain Spineux wrote:
If I needed to remove a disc from a software mirror for a quick backup
before a test, how can I remove it cleanly so that it has a good copy of the
OS on it? If I use mdadm to fail then remove it, this would be done while
CentOS is running (It's a mirror of the system disc
>I things "md" choose the disk with the last time stamp as the "master"
>to replicate on the second one.
Ah, that's the other question I had :) So if I force the bios to boot off the
current drive, and the old "backup" disc is now online, it will not sync the
wrong way?
Thanks!
jlc
On Feb 5, 2008 5:12 PM, Joseph L. Casale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> If I needed to remove a disc from a software mirror for a quick backup
> before a test, how can I remove it cleanly so that it has a good copy of the
> OS on it? If I use mdadm to fail then remove it, this would be done w
If I needed to remove a disc from a software mirror for a quick backup before a
test, how can I remove it cleanly so that it has a good copy of the OS on it?
If I use mdadm to fail then remove it, this would be done while CentOS is
running (It's a mirror of the system disc) and I suspect the dat
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