RAID devices are sdc, sdd, sde, as you can fabrizio]# mdadm -examine /dev/sd The following is from my desktop system, Arch, running mdadm 4.0 and with BIOS RAID support disabled, so it just sees the physical drives.
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I would however like to use updated versions of mdadm and not just pin it to 3.2, if anything because they're required to upgrade to Debian 9. I have since recovered the data by moving the disks back to my desktop and recreating an Intel RAID on top of them, as originally was.
I eventually tried erasing the superblocks and recreating a Linux RAID5, but that lead to a completely broken filesystem, to the point that even raw data recovery only found broken files (an issue might be that Intel Rapid Storage computes stripe chunk sizes in KIBIbytes, whereas mdadm only creates stripes with chunks in KILObytes). However, I can't get any more recent version of mdadm (3.3+) to recognize the RAID. It was able to automatically recognize and create a device for the RAID without issue. In autumn I moved the drives to a headless Debian 8 home server, running mdadm 3.2. The RAID is then formatted with an NTFS partition. I have 3 HDD's configured as an Intel Rapid Storage RAID5, configured by my desktop's motherboard (Asus P8Z77-V LX) integrated firmware via BIOS. I don't want these files to be shared over the internet.Īanok Asks: isw_raid_member (Intel Rapid Storage) on Debian How do I achieve this goal? Is this even possible? Please don't recommend dropbox to me as the files I am going to be storing on these drives are very sensitive(scanned copy of my immigration documents/passport etc). Also, two of these computers are laptops, so if I take a laptop with me when I am traveling, I should still have a copy of this directory with me. In the event that one of these computer's hard drive dies, I should still have a copy of this directory left on my other computers. What I mean by this is that, when I add or delete or edit or rename a file to/from/in this directory I want that change to be replicated to the directories on all three computers.
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Right now windows 11 computer is not that important to me.) I want all three of my computers to have a copy of this directory and I need their copies to be kept in sync with each other.
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I want to have a directory that I can share over my home wifi network with all three of my windows computers(two windows 10 and one windows 11. Aditya Asks: How do I create a network replicated drives on my windows computers?
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