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• Recovering a failed software RAID
  ...iled software_RAID]]" is safe to do as it does not make any changes to the RAID - except in the final stage.''' ...software RAID in Linux is well tested, but even with well tested software, RAID can fail.
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• Recovering a failed software RAID
  ...iled software_RAID]]" is safe to do as it does not make any changes to the RAID - except in the final stage.''' ...software RAID in Linux is well tested, but even with well tested software, RAID can fail.
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• Assemble Run
  ...n style="float:right; padding-left:5px;">Forward to [[Recovering a damaged RAID]]</span> ... This is especially likely if you were doing some array management and had a problem with the computer. You need to stop the array before trying anythin
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• Reconstruction
  If you have read the rest of this HOWTO, you should already have a pretty good idea about what reconstruction of a degraded RAID
  9 KB (1,510 words) - 09:28, 30 September 2013
• Linux Raid
  ... the Linux-raid kernel list community-managed reference for Linux software RAID as implemented in recent version 4 kernels and earlier. ...ments ''out there'' such as the '''Software RAID HOWTO''' and the '''Linux RAID FAQ'''.
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• RAID Recovery
  '''Notice: The pages "[[RAID Recovery]]" and "[[Recovering a failed software_RAID]]" both cover this topic. Make sure to read both before attem ...systems: failures that reduce the resilience and failures that prevent the raid device from operating.
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• Valley Of The Kings
  ...d on the front page. As the information is reviewed and either copied into a new page, or deemed obsolete, the old pages will be deleted from the front There is an [[Overview]] section that is based on the RAID HowTo, covering the following:
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• Recovering a damaged RAID
  The previous pages cover replacing failed drives. This covers recovering arrays where the drive is okay but the array is damaged. This uses gnu parallel to run multiple instances of a command with different arguments. Given that we often need to run the same
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• Programming projects
  ... failed to copy, and hdparm can "corrupt" sectors so that they will return a read error. ...ctors in the same place on multiple original drives will data be lost. The raid code will be able to tell which sectors are bad and be able to recompute th
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