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Mdain Not Presenting Proper RAID 1 Array After temporary Unrelated OS Drive removal (lemmy.ml)

submitted 3 years ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I took my Linux Mint 19.2 OS drive (SSD) on a trip and plugged back into my PC and now it is NOT presenting me my RAID array!

What the heck happened? I didn't do anything weird with my OS or the drive on the "loaner" PC nor messed with the remaining HDD on the loaner PC.

So why is my Software RAID1 array is not working right anymore??

It's showing me a 500GB HDD instead of both of them and apparently it's marked as a spare INSTEAD of both of them as members.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 years ago

Maybe it's worth checking the DATA CABLE before I tried removing the array. XD Well it was just used for backups that were driven irrelevant anyways. Now to make a new RAID1 array to take its place.