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- Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 12:35:28 +0900
- From: scott <scott@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] how to determine which drive failed in software raid 5
Hi Tlug, I have a software RAID5 setup, got a notice that one of the SATAs had failed, but the RAID array had successfully failed over to the hot swap so everything is OK. I got a replacement disk, same size etc, ready to go. Because is my mail server, I'd like to minimize the downtime while I add the replacement hot swap. My problem is, I know that /dev/sdd is the disk that failed, but physically how to determine which one that is? It's a server that I built so there aren't any lights blinking on the failed drive like "real" servers have. Also, if I recall correctly, when you remove a drive, the bios/OS will rename the devices sequentially so potentially sdb could turn into sda etc, so how would I know if I got the right one? I hate asking for advice on such a noob issue, but any tips? Cheers, Scott VanDusen Tokyo
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