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On Sat, 2004-01-24 at 19:50, Greg wrote:
> I currently have a fileserver running RH 7.3 and my files are on a RAID 5
> group of hard drives (3) using software RAID and the OS is on a separate 4G
> disk.  I set up the hard drives using raidtools.  I also have 2 other disks
> in the fileserver.  What I want to do is install Debian on the box since I
> can no longer expect RH to support it and I abhor upgrades.  So my question
> is thus:
> 
> Is it possible, if I wipe out RH and install Debian and mdadm, to
> re-construct the RAID 5 partition without any loss of data ? and what about
> the current order of the hard drives, does that matter ? (I am guessing no,
> since the parity bit is spread all over all 3 drives).
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Greg
> 
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