On Tue, Mar 28, 2000 at 12:47:08PM -0500, Seth Vidal wrote:
> > I'm a bit cautious here as I've had a bad experience when experimenting
> > with disk changing and ended up with a corrupted array.
Is it just me, or should the RAID superblock include information to make disk
ordering unimportant?
> I've got a four disk RAID5 setup on one controller. I want to add
> another controller, but am unsure of what strategy I should adopt to
> maintain the RAID integrity.
You didn't mention which raid kernel code you are using.
If it is recent, each partition will have `Persistent Super Block's
> I've got a four disk RAID5 setup on one controller. I want to add
> another controller, but am unsure of what strategy I should adopt to
> maintain the RAID integrity.
>
> As the order that the disks are found and identified as sda, sdb etc.
> determines the RAID structure and depends on the
Hi
I've got a four disk RAID5 setup on one controller. I want to add
another controller, but am unsure of what strategy I should adopt to
maintain the RAID integrity.
As the order that the disks are found and identified as sda, sdb etc.
determines the RAID structure and depends on the disk ID
