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Darren New wrote:
> Eero Ahonen wrote:
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>> I have to assume you have experience to show/tell us?
>
> Yes. I have about 30 machines in production, all running Linux software
> RAID. About once a month, one of the machines loses a drive which comes
> back just fine by me telling Linux to take it out of the raid and then
> put it back in again. All new drives.
>
Intresting. At work we have 127 machines with SW-RAID-1 (running SuSE
7.3, IIRC kernel 2.4.31) and if any of them drops a disk, there surely
are errors on that disk.
I take it you've checked the logs (message log and S.M.A.R.T. -log) to
see, if there would've been any indication of why the disk has been dropped.
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