Am Fr, den 26.03.2004 schrieb Kevin M. Shortt um 21:15:
> Hi all,
>
> I've just built a box with Fedora Core 1 and used disk druid
> to create many partitions (during the install) set up as RAID 1.
> Through all the clicking a redundant creations, I accidentally
> created one partition as RAID 0. I would like to convert this
> to RAID 1.
>
> (note my original post earlier today regarding my que of /proc/mdstat)
>
>
> The filesystem is unmountable. I have not installed mdadm (yet).
> These are the steps I did do to change the partition from RAID 0
> to RAID 1. They have not worked. Any advice and insight is greatly
> appreciated. Thanks in advance..
>
>
>
> /proc/mdstat entry appears as such.
> -------------------------------------
> md8 : active raid0 hda8[0] hdc8[1]
> 6136576 blocks 64k chunks
> -------------------------------------
>
> - umount /mountpoint
> - raidstop /dev/md8
> # I verified that /dev/md8 was removed from /proc/mdstat.
>
>
> # I then edited /etc/raidtab to change the "raid-level" entry
> # for /dev/md8 to be "1" and not "0".
> - vi /etc/raidtab
> - raidstart /dev/md8
> # The /proc/mdstat entry was still indicating RAID 0.
You will have to erase the partitions hda8 and hdc8 and recreate them.
Use fdisk for that job and be sure you set partition type to FD. Then be
sure your /etc/raidtab is correct with raid-level 1 for md8. After that
finally run "mkraid /dev/md8". When the md8 raid is up create the
filesystem on it. Done.
Alexander
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