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Originally Posted by OICURMT
mdadm is standarized accross all distros, including the ARM version of Linux.
Example: I had a critical failure of my RAID5 array on an ARMv6 and could not recover it as the boot partition was fried. I loaded a Live CDROM of AV Linux and rebuilt the array with my drives hanging out of my desktop, then performed a backup (12Tb), reloaded the ARM OS on the boot partition, re-installed the drives (2x6Tb, 2x3Tb) into the ARM NAS for a final rebuild. Took me 3 days...
No issues at all.
OIC!
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Thanks for the verification. It was looking like that was the the case. It makes sense and is very Linux: once someone has built something everyone else just uses that system.
Raid 5 is a bit scary for me but it seems you are a more advanced user. I know how to mount a drive but not how to hang it.
