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From: "Peter Sangas" <pete@wnsdev.com>
Subject: RE: Read data from disk that was part of RAID1 array
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2017 10:37:36 -0700
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> From: Wols Lists [mailto:antlists@youngman.org.uk]
> NEVER NEVER NEVER use --create !!!
> 
> 
> Use something like --assemble --force, which will set up a working array
if it can. 

OK, I tried this command but received an error:

mdadm --assemble --force  /dev/md10 /dev/sdc   

"Cannot assemble mbr metadata in /dev/sdc, no superblock"

What command do you suggest...?



> If that had been an old array, with a different offset or superblock or
the like...

by "old" do you mean an array created using a different superblock format
other than 1.2?

Thanks,
Pete