danielphoenix

the script needs to be called at array creation or modification, but it only works for single array setup (3partitions per disk) FW + SWAP + UsrSys but maybe I can mount all arrays with a script at startup Thanks for the info

in How does the md array by the NAS 540/542 get mounted @ boot, and where is the md config file? Comment by danielphoenix February 2018

My NAS contains 4×6TB Drives in RAID5. Setup had to be done manually because the UI does "mkpart extended 4096MB 100%" wich is for RAID5 over the 16TiB limit (100% replaced with 5868292MB). I'm trying to do a setup like this, so I won't have ~530GB of wasted space - md0 RAID1 2047MB sda1 sdb1 sdc1 sdd1 (FW) - md1 RAID1…

in How does the md array by the NAS 540/542 get mounted @ boot, and where is the md config file? Comment by danielphoenix February 2018

Thank's for your answer. shouldn't "mdadm --examine" mount a manually created partition? because it doesn't, unless after the manual creation the python comand storage_main.MainCreateMdVol_VG... is run without this command it does not mount. Of corse I create md0 and md1 arrays aswell (none get mounted)

in How does the md array by the NAS 540/542 get mounted @ boot, and where is the md config file? Comment by danielphoenix February 2018

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