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[Arun Khan <knura9@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Dan Kopparhed <dank@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello! Has anyone else seen this problem? Could it be a bug in 11.2?
>
> Description:
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> I installed 11.2 on my server last weekend, moving from 11.0 (new install).
> For many years I've been running RAID5 over three partitions of three HDDs
> using md and ext3, without a hitch. I've also had other RAID constellations
> running in parallel on the same HDDs and others, also for years without any
> problems. When installing 11.2 I also changed the partitioning and created a
> new, otherwise identical RAID5 setup. However, when copying back the data
> from my backup the array suddenly broke down with 2 of the drives marked
> faulty and removed!

... snip ...

I am experiencing an even more fundamental problem.   I have created a
RAID1 array using 2 equal size partitions.  However, when I boot the
system /dev/md0 does not get initialized.   I have created a new
initrd with the "md" drivers.

I will post a new thread with the details.

-- Arun Khan
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