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Unwanted, surprise device mapping causing problems with linux raid

Original title: Unwanted, surprise LVM disk mapping causing problems with linux raid I've done linux raid on ubuntu for almost a decade but never messed with LVM although I'm vaguely aware it exists. ...
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Is JBOD or striping better for lots of small files?

I have a server in multi-disk configuration using LVM-on-LUKS in JBOD mode. But I notice in htop that the kernel time in CPU usage is (un)usually very high, and in iotop the jbd2/dm-5-8 and ...
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Windows 10 RAID - Readable from Linux?

I've got a Win 10 machine whose hard drive (actually an M.2) is listed as RAID in the UEFI. Image of Dell Inspiron 15 5501's UEFI. When booting from a Ubuntu 22.04 USB, the hard drive is not detected. ...
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How to create redundant array of assorted commodity hard drives?

Well, I have some good old hard drives and a good idea is to combine them into an array. For example: 250G 300G 500G 1000G 2000G (There is also a 3000G drive, but I'll save it for regular backups). ...
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Unable to replace faulty harddrive to rebuild the Raid 1 Array (intel RST Raid 1)

we have HP server HP ProLiant ML10 Gen 9 with Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS. We have enabled Raid 1 array for two HDD sized 2TB using Intel RST Raid configuration (which is an fake/firmware raid). Now my goal is ...
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Raid issue after change to raid 6 from 5 and reboot

I'm hoping somebody with some mdadm experience can help me out. I did the following and it causes the raid to not mountable after reboot. Is there any chance that it can be saved? I've used the ...
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Primary GPT table corrupt (RAID-1 and mounted as /home) stopping me reinstalling Linux

Env: Linux TRANQUILITY 5.3.18-150300.59.49-preempt #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Feb 7 14:40:20 UTC 2022 (77d9d02) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux Also OpenSuse Leap 15.3 with KDE Plasma 5 When I run the OS ...
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Set up mirroring RAID, all good. Can it be encrypted after the fact?

That's the question really. More out of fun, I reused an older dormant box to be my documents NAS at home. I attached two 2TB external HDDs and set up mirroring RAID. That all went well and I am happy....
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Migrate existing RAID5 to RAID10 with new disks

I have the following situation: Within my Server, i have a RAID5 and RAID1 made out of 3 x 3TB HDDs. Now i want to migrate the whole stuff to a RAID10 made out of 4 x 1TB SSDs. Actually i have SW ...
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Are there any performance issues with allowing a hard drive to become full if the drive is effectively read-only?

I'm fairly confident that the answer is "no issues," but I'm asking here in case there are any quirks that I'm failing to consider. Context I have a large storage array (on a Linux system) ...
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LUKS on top of BTRFS raid array

How can I encrypt a partition that's btrfs RAIDed? Running encryption on top of RAID is the best practice among a lot of sources even recommended by cryptsetup FAQ (see 2.2). The reason I want this to ...
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Is it possible to create a RAID from only partial disk?

We have a dual boot system where we install firmare on two partitions, additionally we have a data partition. We have two disks on the system and I wonder if we can create a raid for the data ...
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NTFS RAID partition plus Linux and Windows

Periodically I find one of my old photos or other files has become 0Kb and lost. By the time I have found this the backup is the same. So I am considering using RAID 5 or perhaps RAID 1 to ...
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How do I validate a boot partition in Linux?

I have a Linux machine with two SSD drives as its main drive. While installing Ubuntu 20 or CentOS 8, I partitioned the drives each with a 2g boot partition and the rest as a root partition, then used ...
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Hardware RAID not showing in Ubuntu Server 20.04

I've recently repurposed an older machine I had as a NAS. I just added 4 HDDs to it intending to set them up as RAID 1+0. This is an HP Proliant Microserver Gen8. I set the drives up in the raid ...
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