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On Sun, Sep 30, 2001 at 07:51:25PM -0500, Evan Harris wrote:
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> Thanks for the fast reply!
>
> I'm not sure I understand why drive 5 should be failed. It is one of the
> four disks with the most recently correct superblocks. The disk with the
> oldest superblock is #1. Can you point me to documentation which explains
> this better? I'm a little afraid of doing that without reading more on it,
> since it seems to mark yet another of the 4 remaining "good" drives as
> "bad".

Oh, sorry, of course the oldest disk should be marked as failed.

But the way you mark a disk failed is to replace "raid-disk" with "failed-disk".

What you did in your configuration was to say that sde1 was disk 1, and sdi1 was
disk 5 *AND* disk 1 *AND* it was failed.

Replace "raid-disk" with "failed-disk" for the device that you want to mark
as failed. Don't touch the numbers.

Cheers,

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