Re: RAID 1 and recovery

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Thanks Brian - that makes sense - will try it on my test system now :o)

James.

Brian Tillman wrote:
James,

A single disk from a Linux Software RAID 1 Mirror (using MD) should readable in another system so long as you also running MD on that system. You'll just need to import that disk as a new array on the second system; there is a flag to indicate that the second drive in the array is missing and can be added later.

Brian


On May 25, 2008, at 8:52 AM, James Thorpe wrote:

Hi List,

Been searching for a while for an answer to this, and have started experimenting with a fresh install, but not found a way yet. Basically I'm building a small home server, primarily to act as a file store. It's got a drive for the OS, and 2 further drives which I wish to set up in a RAID 1 array to use for the store. All the info I've managed to find so far to do with recovery from this is when just a drive in the array fails, however I'm also concerned about the box as a whole, and I'd like to know if it's possible to take a single drive from the array, put it into another machine and be able to read from it? Eg just as a normal ext3 partition etc?

That's it... very simple - but I've not found the answer yet!

Thanks,
James.

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