Hi All,
A few people tried to help earlier when my array failed during an expansion but it all seems to have fizzled out so I recovered as much data as I could from backup (only about 1/4 of it, though the most important data) and decided to go dramatic and try to fix it on my own. I deleted the volume with an intent of recreating it with the no-init option, but unfortunately the array itself is in a "failed migration" state so I can't even recreate the volume. So the question I have is: If I drop the array itself and recreate it is that destructive? Is there any way to force it to behave as though the array is actually okay?
Thanks!
Jason
A few people tried to help earlier when my array failed during an expansion but it all seems to have fizzled out so I recovered as much data as I could from backup (only about 1/4 of it, though the most important data) and decided to go dramatic and try to fix it on my own. I deleted the volume with an intent of recreating it with the no-init option, but unfortunately the array itself is in a "failed migration" state so I can't even recreate the volume. So the question I have is: If I drop the array itself and recreate it is that destructive? Is there any way to force it to behave as though the array is actually okay?
Thanks!
Jason