Run sudo mdadm --assemble --scan. That should detect your raid members and create new "multiple device" nodes named like /dev/md127.
Check cat /proc/mdstat to ensure that all arrays show [UU] (both members up). Then you can run lsblk or blkid again to get the new UUIDs, and those are the ones you mount (as ext4 or whatever).
If the drives are going to be a permanent attachment then it is recommended to create or add to the file /etc/mdadm.conf the output from mdadm --detail --scan.
Check cat /proc/mdstat to ensure that all arrays show [UU] (both members up). Then you can run lsblk or blkid again to get the new UUIDs, and those are the ones you mount (as ext4 or whatever).
If the drives are going to be a permanent attachment then it is recommended to create or add to the file /etc/mdadm.conf the output from mdadm --detail --scan.
Statistics: Posted by jojopi — Tue Apr 30, 2024 6:54 am