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Hybrid RAID (SSD+HDD) gives unexpected results

I am doing some experiments with hybrid RAID in Linux. My test consists of the following: 2x256GB SSD in RAID 0 (/dev/md1) 2x256GB HDD in RAID 0 (/dev/md2) Then I made md1 and md2 into a RAID 1 (/...
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How can I remove this "zombie" mdadm array?

Admittedly I'm not too familiar with MDADM. I recently set up an array for a NAS, but incorrectly sized the partitions in my setup script, and need to remove the array, re-partition the disks, and re-...
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Why MDADM remove one of my Raid1 disk randomly?

I have a rapsberry pi 2 with 2 HDD connected to it thanks to a SATA-USB adapter. They are Raid1 mounted with MDADM. The problem is that one of the two disks is randomly removed and marked as "Faulty"....
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how is mdadm executed during startup?

I think I read documentation/internet left to right, but I cannot see anywhere information, how is mdadm invoked during system startup. I cannot see anything in /etc/rcX.d, I cannot see any systemd ...
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btrfs ontop of mdadm raid - calculating stripes for corrupt sectors for use with raid6check

I've got a setup with btrfs running on top of mdadm raid6 as btrfs's RAID5/6 code isn't stable yet. I figured this way I'd get the benefits of snapshotting and checksumming with a few extra hoops to ...
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mdadm shows inactive raid0 array instead of degraded raid6 after disk failure

I've been running an Ubuntu 18.04 system with an 8-disk raid 6 array, that crashed while having a faulty disk (I only noticed that there was a faulty disk after the crash). The raid array has survived ...
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raid 1 badly detected as raid 0 when one drive is missing

I'm learning raids, so maybe this is some basic question, but it's not covered anywhere... When I create raid 1, update /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf as[1], run update-initramfs -u, I can reboot and mount it....
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Linux Software RAID - Migrate from disk device to a partition

I have two 8TB disks configured as RAID1 using mdadm on Ubuntu 18.04 server. They way I created software RAID was on the whole device - /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc - instead of the partition such as /dev/...
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mdadm raid has unknown filesystem after adding new disk

My Computer is running ubuntu 1804 but i am new to linux. I am using mdadm and created a raid-5 with 3x 4TB drives (sda, sdb sdc). OS is on a separate SSD (sde). No, I don't have a backup. Yes it is ...
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Software RAID Nonfunctional after power outage

My server lost power yesterday. It automatically booted up when power came back, but my RAID is now nonfunctional. The RAID array is a software RAID6 built with mdadm. Originally, the array used 8 ...
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MDADM reshape 2 disk raid 5 to 4 disk raid6

I have a somewhat non-standard mdadm reshape going on. I have a 2 disk raid5 (clean state) which I want to reshape into a 4 disk raid6. The reason this was created as a 2 disk raid5 instead of a 2 ...
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Computer crashed, raid array in trouble

I arrived home today to find my home server was off (not idea why). Turned it back on again and the raid array was failing to mount. /proc/mdstat shows: Personalities : md0 : inactive sdh[7](S) sdc[...
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Shrinking a RAID1 to free up space on the HDD for a new RAID1 Partition

I set up a webserver a while ago and made a mistake. I do have the following: /dev/md0 swap (made from sda1 and sdb1) /dev/md1 /boot (made from sda2 and sdb2) /dev/md2 / (made from sda3 and sdb3)...
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Recovering a Synology Raid 0 from Ubuntu (Healthy drives)

I am trying to remount a Synology raid 0 with 3x2GB drives. As far as I know, the drives are in healthy condition. I simply don't have enough space to do a full image of these before I proceed, so I ...
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Disks have become spare with fake Raid. Is there any change to remount the volume?

I used the Intel Rapid Storage Technology (fake RAID) with 8 disks (6 disks for RAID 5 and 2 hot spares). ~# mdadm --detail-platform Platform : Intel(R) Matrix Storage Manager Version :...
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