Help with Linux Mint - this is why I do not like Linux!

[Ronski]

So I created a raid 0 array of two drives in Linux.

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@Ronski

For example, I want to raid 0 two drives, this is extremely easy in Windows, but in Linux it looks like you need to resort to CLI and enter multiple series of mythical letters.

Install mdadm

sudo mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=0 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sdb /dev/sdc

Your drives may have different device names than the ones in the example above but it is really that easy to create a RAID volume with mdadm in Ubuntu.

But cleaning up some left over mount point folders from the previous two drives I accidently deleted the mount folder for it. To fix it I removed the array using mdadm, then recreated it.

All went well, except when I reboot it doesn’t auto mount, and I now can’t mount it either, I’m sure the first time round it did mount correctly after a reboot, but I might be imagining that!

What I get now.

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Any idea’s please?
Also which file system would be quickest?