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Now that we know how to create and manage RAID, it is also good to know how to remove it.
Step 1 - To remove a RAID array, you must first stop it:
# mdadm -vS /dev/md0
mdadm: stopped /dev/md0
Step 2 - Remove the RAID array
# mdadm —remove /dev/md0
Step 1 - To remove a RAID array, you must first stop it:
# mdadm -vS /dev/md0
mdadm: stopped /dev/md0
Step 2 - Remove the RAID array
# mdadm —remove /dev/md0
After this operation, you can also remove the remaining underlying partitions, as discussed in previous parts. After these steps, do not forget to use the fdisk or parted commands to verify that everything has been performed correctly.
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