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alicebeast [2020/06/18 15:48]
florido [Admin rights]
alicebeast [2020/06/22 22:27]
florido [system swRAID failing]
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 > How to detect? > How to detect?
  
-> What to do+> What to do - FIXME: requires own page 
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 +1. Identify the broken raid disk. If it is one of the U.2 disks, then the procedure is slightly easier. One can skip steps FIXME:​[number of steps] 
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 +2. Mark the RAID disk as faulty if the system did not do automatically. 
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 +3. Remove the device from the array. 
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 +4. Shut down the machine. 
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 +5. Replace the broken disk. 
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 +6. start the machine using sysrescuecd. 
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 +7. Create the proper partitions on the disk.  
 +   * FIXME copy geometry and UUIDs here for reference 
 +8. Initialize the swap partition on the new disk 
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 +9. If one of the arrays is inactive, must be restarted. Follow FIXME:​[procedure for restarting] 
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 +10. Add the new partitions to existing arrays. Wait for the arrays to rebuild. 
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 +11. Mount the array and change the UUID of the swap partition in /​etc/​fstab 
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 +12. Rebuilding the boot system 
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 +12.1. Boot with Centos7 rescue image in troubleshooting mode 
 +  * FIXME: provide such image or info how to boot 
 +12.2. chroot to system, identify new disk, run grub2-install /​dev/​newdisk 
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 +12.3. reboot 
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 +13. If it worked one should see the grub boot -- it might be required to boot again 
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 +If it didn't work the disk device at step 12.2 was wrong, repeat 12
  
 ===== Monitoring ===== ===== Monitoring =====
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