> but the only way to encounter this bug is to be quite cavalier about how you handle a degraded array, by doing something that you shouldn't expect to be safe.
The way to encounter it is to mount the array a second time. That's hardly "cavalier handling".
A decade in, and RAID 1 doesn't work right. Saying this clearly offends the feels here at HN, but it's a fact.
The way to encounter it is to mount the array a second time. That's hardly "cavalier handling".
A decade in, and RAID 1 doesn't work right. Saying this clearly offends the feels here at HN, but it's a fact.