Thank you so much for this great utility. I tried to install Linux Mint on RAID 10 with numerous attempts, all frustrating and ending up in errors.
Your app saved the day!
However during the swapping of the drives, I had some issues, which finally I managed to swap the original drive with the last drive.
The sync started, it finished, now I get a message that the raid is degraded.
Running mdadm -D /dev/md0 (my boot partition) showed that the raid had 4 devices but only 3 were connected. Therefore the array was degraded.
I entered mdadm --add /dev/md1 /dev/sdb2 and it was up, and started to repair the array right away.
Did raider not complete the job properly? Or did I messed up something?
I'm using Linux Mint 14 with 4 HD in a RAID 10 setup.
Thanks
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Thank you so much for this great utility. I tried to install Linux Mint on RAID 10 with numerous attempts, all frustrating and ending up in errors.
Your app saved the day!
However during the swapping of the drives, I had some issues, which finally I managed to swap the original drive with the last drive.
The sync started, it finished, now I get a message that the raid is degraded.
Running mdadm -D /dev/md0 (my boot partition) showed that the raid had 4 devices but only 3 were connected. Therefore the array was degraded.
I entered mdadm --add /dev/md1 /dev/sdb2 and it was up, and started to repair the array right away.
Did raider not complete the job properly? Or did I messed up something?
I'm using Linux Mint 14 with 4 HD in a RAID 10 setup.
Thanks