in sync and has a disk failure (thus goes into
> degraded mode,) the data generated using bad parity will be bad data.
>
> <>< Lance.
>
> Sam wrote:
>
> > OK, regardless of how the failure occurs, my point is that a
> > resync is a potentially dangerous ope
r goes out,
> > or somone accidentally pulls the plug, etc.
>
> I had a server running a raid5 with 3 disks and after some power failures the system
> didn't want to mount the disk again. The other - un-raided disks didn't have any
> problem. - After reinstallation and
I'm setting up a web server with Raid-1, using raidtools 0.90-5
and linux kernel 2.2.12 (this is the Redhat 6.1 distr). I want to
mirror all my data across two disks (hda and hdc).
The problem I've noticed from testing is that if I shut off the power
and then reboot, the raidtools software will
