Yes, it seems to be a quirk of the mdadm application that it creates additional "dummy" or "ghost" device nodes, typically of the format "/dev/md_d0" or similar. You can manually stop these dummy arrays as such -toronado wrote:ROX seems to show empty directories in /mnt/ for partitions that don't exist. So, if I don't mount md0, there is a (empty) directory there anyway. I found many other "dummy" directories there for previously created partitions and what not that no longer exist.
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mdadm --stop /dev/whatever
Sure, that startup script is fine, but generally the correct place to such additional commands is /etc/rc.d/rc.localtoronado wrote:I just added the commands to assemble and mount the RAID array to my Samba Auto-Start script and it works great.
I have just updated the instructions in the third post.