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| This stops the array as /dev/md127 and then reassembles it as /dev/md0. The reassembly looks for devices which have an existing minor number of 127, not 0 (-m127), and then updates the minors in the superblocks to the new number. I included the original members (sdb, sdc and sdd) as / | This stops the array as /dev/md127 and then reassembles it as /dev/md0. The reassembly looks for devices which have an existing minor number of 127, not 0 (-m127), and then updates the minors in the superblocks to the new number. I included the original members (sdb, sdc and sdd) as / | ||
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| + | Note: If you have LVM2 running on top of your RAID set, you must do the following for each LV listed. | ||
| + | <code bash> | ||
| + | for lv in `ls / | ||
| + | do | ||
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| + | done | ||
| + | vgchange -an vgname | ||
| + | </ | ||
| + | change vgname to the actual name of you volume group. You must do this before you can stop the md | ||
| ==== Converting from one RAID level to another ===== | ==== Converting from one RAID level to another ===== | ||
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