Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Tue, 08 May 2001 12:48:25 +1000 (EST) | From | Peter Waltenberg <> | Subject | RAID question |
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We have a RAID 5 system thats had 2 of 6 disks in the RAID go into thermal shutdown. (Air-con failure).
The disks are functional, but the RAID won't restart because the superblock timestamps on those two disks are now out of step with the rest of the array and there aren't enough "good" disks to reconstruct the array.
We know there was very little activity when this happened.
Does anyone out there know of a way to hack the superblocks on the "bad" disks to force them to appear to be O.K. so that the RAID will restart.
Thanks Peter
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