A couple of the lead developers of the Dayton Arcade renovations plan to spend more than $100 million to rehab one of downtown’s most recognizable skyscrapers, which has long languished despite ...

Debian regularly updates its mdadm package to git snapshots. The update from 20241108 to 20241202 caused a regression with bitmaps. The manpage still says When creating an array on devices which are ...

mdadm.c is a layer above JBOD. Given the device driver for JBOD, with a list of commands such as mount/unmount JBOD, disk/block seeking, and read/write (you can find these commands in JBOD.h), mdadm.c ...

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 the array. First things ...

In our example, we booted from a live Ubuntu 14.04 LTS USB stick. First, you need to download and install mdadm from your package manager. In Ubuntu, use aptitude to install the program ...

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 ...

pre><BR><BR>It looks to me like I have managed to screw up TWO of my superblocks. No amount of mdadm --assemble'ing is working.<BR><BR>From reading around, it seems like this should be solvable by ...

You can use sfdisk -l /dev/sda to check that the partitions on the old drive are still there. To get the RAID setup recognized, use mdadm to scan the devices for their raid volume UUID signatures, as ...