Thanks for all the responses:
Most of the responses I received chose option 1 i.e., if a drive fails in a
logical raid set (RAID 0), the steps to recover would be:
1) Replace the failed drive
2) Re-initialize the logical drive.
3) Perform a restore from a backup
Thanks again!
Harry
ORIGINAL QUESTION IS AS FOLLOWS:
Hello,
We have a DEC Alpha 4100 running UNIX 4.0D.
We have a MYLEX DAC960 SWXCR controller with 14 drives on that controller. We
have 5 logical drives:
3 drives RAID 0
3 drives RAID 0
3 drives RAID 0
3 drives RAID 0
2 drives RAID 0
The question I have is if a drive fails for a RAID set:
Do I replace the failed drive, re-initialize the logical drive, perform a
restore? OR
Just replace the failed drive and perform a restore?
I'll summarize!
TIA
Harry
Received on Mon May 17 1999 - 21:29:21 NZST