or, if I'm
> > not mistaken.
>
> mkraid says "unrecognized option "failed-disk" detected error line 13...
You need a newer version of the raidtools package and the kernel patch. You
can get the latest at ftp://ftp.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/daemons/raid/alpha
this is the on
> I believe you're looking to set one of your three disks
> as "failed-disk" as opposed to "raid-disk" in your
> /etc/raidtab file. The device you give it is not even
> actually accessed or written to; you could put /foo/bar
> and it will still build degraded without and error, if I'm
> not mis
I've had a 9-gig SCSI Seagate drive in my machine for a while, and it's
mostly full. I've got two new drives and would like to build a RAID-5
with all three drives. Trouble is I don't have anywhere to backup what
I've got, so what I'd like to do is build my RAID 5 in degraded mode, and
copy all
Hi James,
>> Far as I can tell, this should change - at least I got an email from ingo
>> asking for my patch adapted to the latest release of raidtools for
>> inclusion into the driver. I sent the patch yesterday, so let's see what
>> happens :-)
> Great, are you releaseing those patches again
