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2023 Mar 17
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Mount removed raid disk back on same machine as? original raid
...array.? I used
"sgdisk -G /dev/sdg1" to do this.? It worked, but gave quite a few scary
warning messages in the process.? A better idea would have been to use
uuidgen to generate a random uuid and then start the array like this:
??? mdadm --assemble /dev/md99 --update=uuid --uuid=<newuuid> /dev/sdg1
(might require --force for a broken array, I'm not sure since I didn't
actually do it this way)
Once the array is running, there is another problem.? Attempting to
mount the array gives another error:
??? mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/md99,
???...