This is a discussion on Software RAID - renaming device within the Linux Administration forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I recently attempted to replace four disks of an array (Linux software, RAID 0) with four larger disks. I created ...
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I recently attempted to replace four disks of an array (Linux software,
RAID 0) with four larger disks. I created the larger disk array as /dev/md1, and then copied 300 GB of data files over to that array. I then removed the original four disks (I can't fit all eight in the box -- I only want four new disks), and expected that /dev/md1 would now be simlpy recognized as /dev/md0. wrong wrong wrong In order for the new array to be recognized, it apparently must be /dev/md1. Is there some way to update the superblock info without losing data? I want the new array to be /dev/md0. Thanks for any help. Eric |