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gdisk -l, parted -l, fdisk -l do not show my disk. My disk is brand new and I think in trying to add it to my raid5 array mdadm decided that it would mark it as a failed disk just to screw with my head. Any ideas on how I can recover the disk?
Distribution: Slackware 15 64bit on Desktop Slackwarearm on Raspberry PI v1b
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If the drive is still showing as failed, use the control software to remove it from the array. Then pull the drive, reinsert it and use the control to add a new drive. You should then be able to rebuild the array.
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