I have a RAID5 array comprised of 8 scsi disks (/dev/sd[b-i]1)
with /dev/sdb1 being the first disk of the array. I'm using
raidtools-0.51 under kernel 2.0.35.
The first disk /dev/sdb1 failed. the raid continues as normal
like it should. Now when I try to replace the disk with another
fresh 4g
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Using 2.1.125 "out of the box", I manually edited MAX_MD_DEV in
include/linux/md.h to allow more devices -- is there any other way to do this?
Anyway, it all works just fine for the bo
I've been testing my first RAID5 array, using Linux 2.1.124 and the latest
alpha raidtools and patch from 10/5. Everything looks fine, but when I
did a big directory copy using the GNU "time" command, like this:
craig:/raid# time cp -ar bigdir bigdir.tmp
I get this output:
0.06user 13.50syste