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Wow! That's all really informative. I had thought that a non-striped, mirrored disk should be usable if the H/W RAID controller failed (given that all the data
by Anthony-G 4y ago
Wow! That's all really informative. I had thought that a non-striped, mirrored disk should be usable if the H/W RAID controller failed (given that all the data is stored on the disk) but I didn’t know for sure. I didn’t think it would also be possible to recover striped disks.
Thanks for the great advice on using LVM and the commands for replacing a disk. I only recently cane across a system that used the disk block device itself as a physical volume – rather than partitioning it via fdisk or parted. Other than using LVM for creating snapshots, I haven't really used it for anything interesting.
- justsomehnguy 4y ago> but I didn’t know for sure The array metadata is just stored at the end of the disk, so this is not a problem to just attach a disk somewhere rlse > commands for replacing a disk Take it with a grain of salt, I just wrote them from memory. But the overall process is exactly as I said. Glad you found that helpful.