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On 27/6/07 03:06, Dan Shoop wrote:
The internals of software RAID volumes do not lend themselves to make determinations that a corrupted or degraded RAID volume is "broken" or of the old flavor.
Dan,
That puzzled me, as it is dead easy to build a version identifier or something similar into something like a RAID header, so I checked it up - and sure enough Apple *does* build a version number into the header, which changed from AppleRAID 1 (pre-Tiger) to 2 (Tiger). So it would appear to be merely a matter of checking the version number - hardly onerous?
And since a corrupted disk may have headers which are unreadable... --
-dhan
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