Sorry if the title was a little confusing but I wanted to show a little info.
So I went to turn my pc on and ended up with the nice screen of having a failed array. /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sde1 are within the array and working fine. The drive /dev/sdc1 is marked as failed but when I last ran a scan it was good and is fine through windows, so I hope to use it to fix the array.
/dev/sdd1 is the failed drive that I need to replace and rebuild from, but I can't create the raid array at all due to having 2 disks. Is there a possible way to re-add /dev/sdc1 then replace the other drive without losing all my data?
I would like to add more information, but I'm really not sure where I can go from in terms of the OS.
Thank you for the replies, Jason.
EDIT: I tired to assemble the raid array but continue to cycle through /dev/sd[b-c-e]1 is busy... Will I have to unmount the drives or wait until they are inactive? Sorry if that's a silly question. :(
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;). Second, I think you should check unix.stackexchange.com/q/98563/41104 unix.stackexchange.com/a/97205/41104 unix.stackexchange.com/a/96674/41104, they have nice ways to recover data without destroying you array./dev/md0 assembled from 2 drives - not enough to start the array
Then when I added /dev/sdd1 to the list it returned/dev/sdd1 has no superblock