On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, FRLinux wrote:
> Hello,
>> I then booted up under mdk 10 and used their raid configuration
> utility (the disk partitioner) and created a soft raid1 20GB array. It
> was happy with it and went on formatting the array. I just looked in
> /proc/mdstat and sda2 is detached again, logs to follow below.
Where are the logs?
> If anyone has some insight on this, it would be greatly
> appreciated, i'm even considering not using soft raid anymore. I
> also posted to linux-raid twice but they never repplied ...
The question is why is the RAID layer considering the disk as faulty?
Are there no SCSI/libata errors in the logs preceding the RAID event?
There must be some reason for it, and that reason presumably is in
the libata/SCSI layer, *not* the RAID layer.
Try posting to linux-kernel, because it's likely a libata/sata_sil or
more likely a disk problem. (given that you're using _exact_ same
controllers as I am, we're both using linux-raid, you're using Maxtor
(iirc) and i'm using WDC and I have not had problems to date.)
regards,
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