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From: Tim F. <ti...@ni...> - 2002-09-22 21:54:15
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> If you had read Documentation/filesystems/ntfs.txt of the new ntfs driver
> you would have found a detailed description of how to use the various
> software raid types supported by windows on Linux... So you aren't telling
> us anything new... But nice to know it worked fine for you, too. (-:
Oh IC, I looked at the website and stuff and found the tool for accessing
software raid stuff listed as "not yet started" and also goggled a bit. It
might be worth advertising on the sourceforge project page that you can
read windows software raid'ed disks under linux, you might well have done
I just missed it but I did make the effort to look :)
> Note that it is no problem to read the set under 2k again. You have
> correctly specified not to use persistent super blocks which means that
> nothing was written anywhere at all... And you don't even need to run
> mkraid. You can just do a simple (as root): raid0run -a
> and this will start all devices specified in /etc/raidtab.
The reading under 2k is not really a great problem as one of the disks
failed shortly afterwards but that is useful to know.
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Tim Fletcher .~.
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