Hey All
I have a bit of a situation here. I have lost a RAID 0 Array that holds my / I have been able to boot into single user mode which gives me a prompt that looks like the following.
(RAID Repair) 1 #
Never seen that before thankfully....
This is my setup...
Redhat 7.3
3 SCSI drives
1 standalone with / filesystem
2 in RAID 0 Array with / sytem
I have tried a fsck on /dev/md0 as well as the specific drives that make up the array /dev/sdb1, /dev/sdc1 which all point to a bad superblock.
What I'd like to know is how can I repair or replace this superblock and can I do this WITHOUT loss of the info on the /
Thanks all
OPUS System Solutions
"If Linux doesn't have the solution, you have the wrong problem "
I have a bit of a situation here. I have lost a RAID 0 Array that holds my / I have been able to boot into single user mode which gives me a prompt that looks like the following.
(RAID Repair) 1 #
Never seen that before thankfully....
This is my setup...
Redhat 7.3
3 SCSI drives
1 standalone with / filesystem
2 in RAID 0 Array with / sytem
I have tried a fsck on /dev/md0 as well as the specific drives that make up the array /dev/sdb1, /dev/sdc1 which all point to a bad superblock.
What I'd like to know is how can I repair or replace this superblock and can I do this WITHOUT loss of the info on the /
Thanks all
OPUS System Solutions
"If Linux doesn't have the solution, you have the wrong problem "