Create a mdadm RAID on the new drive, with one RAID member as the new drive's partition that you want to use, and the other member as "missing" (look in the man page for the syntax). mkfs, etc ...

I then try mdadm /dev/hda but get the same message.<br><br>Can anyone help? RAID under Linux is all rather new to me.

Calling this function the second time without calling mdadm_mount in between, should fail. int mdadm_read (uint32_t addr, uint32_t len, uint8_t *buf): Read len bytes into buf starting at addr. It ...

Linux: Excuse me, mdadm Creating a software RAID in Linux is faster than Windows because it only requires a couple of console commands. In our example, we booted from a live Ubuntu 14.04 LTS USB ...

Linux: mdadm and Disks Creating a software RAID 1 array in Linux takes all of two terminal commands. In Linux, the program mdadm (we like to pronounce it "madam"), is what we’ll use to set up ...

sudo mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda2 /dev/sdb1 --verbose To break down the above command --create /dev/md0 will create the new RAID array and call it md0. If you have ...

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This will cause mdadm to read /proc/partitions and include all devices and partitions found therein. mdadm does not use the names from /proc/partitions but only the major and minor device numbers. It ...