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by curlergirl
It sounds to me like you have broken your array. You probably need to go into the BIOS of the array controller card and rebuild it. Without knowing what kind of controller you are using, it's hard to say, but I would recommend starting with any documentation you have on the array controller and look for instructions on rebuilding an array.
I will caution you, though, if you're not familiar with working with RAID5 arrays, you have to read the documentation closely to be sure that what you are doing is not going to wipe out all of the information on the drives. BE CAREFUL!
Hope this helps!
by rngara
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