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2012/1/4-6 [Transportation/Airplane] UID:54280 Activity:nil 80%like:54282
1/4     Honeybee' version of "Alien":
        http://www.csua.org/u/v4i (news.yahoo.com)
2012/1/4-2/6 [Computer/HW/Drives] UID:54281 Activity:nil
1/4     I want to test how my servers behave during a disk failure and
        a RAID reconstruction so I want to simulate a hardware failure.
        How can I do this in Linux without having to physically pull
        a drive? These disks are behind a RAID card and run Linux. -ausman
        \_ According to the Linux RAID wiki, you might be able to use mdadm
           to do this with something like the following:
              mdadm --manage --set-faulty /dev/md1 /dev/[disk]
           link:preview.tinyurl.com/88vwcvu [raid.wiki.kernel.org]
           [ Maybe this only works for software raid - I don't have much
             experience with hw raid on linux ]
Berkeley CSUA MOTD:2012:January:04 Wednesday <Tuesday>