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When powering up my machine yesterday, I found that I have a degraded
RAID-I array. Without posting all of the logs here, the operant lines
seem to be:
kicking non-fresh sdb1 from array!
...
unbind<sdb1>
smartctl says that /dev/sdb is "healthy". Is this just an instance
where I should try to manually ass the sdb partitions with mdadm, or is
there something else I should try first?
-Don
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