bd_md_examine fails to get UUID for DDF RAID containers
vojtechtrefny opened this issue · comments
Vojtech Trefny commented
The container UUID is not present in the mdadm --examine
output, we need to use mdadm --examine --brief
or mdadm --examine --export
to get it.
$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/vdc
/dev/vdc:
Magic : de11de11
Version : 01.02.00
Controller GUID : 4C696E75:782D4D44:6C6F6361:6C686F73:742E6C6F:63616C64
(Linux-MDlocalhost.locald)
Container GUID : 4C696E75:782D4D44:DEADBEEF:00000000:4F64565F:C545EED0
(Linux-MD 03/17/22 10:16:15)
Seq : 0000000c
Redundant hdr : yes
Virtual Disks : 1
VD GUID[0] : 4C696E75:782D4D44:DEADBEEF:00000000:4F645665:968CD566
(Linux-MD 03/17/22 10:16:21)
unit[0] : 126
state[0] : Optimal, Consistent
init state[0] : Fully Initialised
access[0] : Read/Write
Name[0] : vol0
Raid Devices[0] : 2 (1@0K 0@0K)
Raid Level[0] : RAID1
Device Size[0] : 20938752
Array Size[0] : 20938752
Physical Disks : 1023
Number RefNo Size Device Type/State
0 7659c0b6 20938752K /dev/vdc active/Online
1 fe877c95 20938752K active/Online
$ sudo mdadm --examine --export /dev/vdc
MD_METADATA=ddf
MD_LEVEL=container
MD_UUID=b4f04b9f:531d58d2:33661e33:b743652c
MD_DEVICES=2
Vojtech Trefny commented
This was actually fixed in #563 (and not backported to 2.x which is why I didn't realize it), but we also need similar fix for bd_md_detail
which has the same problem.