speed32219
May 23rd, 2011, 05:26 PM
During installation of 10.10 I used clonzilla to backup the 10gb OS partition to /dev/sdb1. What I meant to do was backup the root partition to /dev/sdd1!
Fubar'd,damn, &%$*ing idiot! OK, so I deleted the partition and but the ntfs file system back on. I thought during boot the system would see a new drive same size and re-sync. Nope, just gives me a freaking error and then loads.
stuff:
/dev/sda - 60 GB (10GB /Root, 4 GB swap and the rest to /home)
/dev/sdb1 - data 566GB (2tb drive)
/dev/sdc1 - data drive that needs to re-sync 0GB data (2tb drive)
The manual for asus M4A88TD-M does not give instructions on how to recover. It states that the raid is OS independent, but I need to create another raid disk driver with usb or floppy using Windows!
Anyone know what I can do to get the hw raid1 working again?
What I don't understand is, if I have a disk failure and replace the disk (which I essentially did) isn't the raid suppose to re-sync automatically?
Fubar'd,damn, &%$*ing idiot! OK, so I deleted the partition and but the ntfs file system back on. I thought during boot the system would see a new drive same size and re-sync. Nope, just gives me a freaking error and then loads.
stuff:
/dev/sda - 60 GB (10GB /Root, 4 GB swap and the rest to /home)
/dev/sdb1 - data 566GB (2tb drive)
/dev/sdc1 - data drive that needs to re-sync 0GB data (2tb drive)
The manual for asus M4A88TD-M does not give instructions on how to recover. It states that the raid is OS independent, but I need to create another raid disk driver with usb or floppy using Windows!
Anyone know what I can do to get the hw raid1 working again?
What I don't understand is, if I have a disk failure and replace the disk (which I essentially did) isn't the raid suppose to re-sync automatically?