> /etc/raidtab. Note that I only know this in theory, not practice, so back
> up your data first. It's very easy to destroy all your data with a little
> mistake with raid.
Actually the one thing that I found when I started playing with RAID a
while back was how well the tools helped you *not* t
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> 'raidhotadd' is the command you're looking for. Then add the device to
That was my first attempt, but since the raid was defined with just 1
device, the hotadd just added the 2nd device as a un-sync'd spare.
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Replying 'for the record', but what I did is to reboot with my install
disk (as I had /boot and / on the ersatz-raid), then create a raidtab that
had the new devices listed under 'failed-disk'. I then ran mkraid -f on
the raid devices, and it successfu
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> Hello, I built a system with the intention of mirroring all of the drives.
> To that end I built on a md 0,1,2 device, but I defined it to have just
> one drive. Now its time for me to add the mirror, but I can't figure out
> hot to add a disk w/o reinst
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Hello, I built a system with the intention of mirroring all of the drives.
To that end I built on a md 0,1,2 device, but I defined it to have just
one drive. Now its time for me to add the mirror, but I can't figure out
hot to add a disk w/o reinstall
