Acho que ldmtool é o que você está procurando. No meu sistema Fedora 19, está nos repositórios.
$ yum search ldmtool
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libldm.i686 : A tool to manage Windows dynamic disks
libldm.x86_64 : A tool to manage Windows dynamic disks
Exemplo
$ sudo ldmtool
ldm> scan /dev/sdc*
[
"1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003"
]
ldm> show diskgroup 1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003
{
"name" : "FOOBAR-Dg0",
"guid" : "1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003",
"volumes" : [
"Volume1"
],
"disks" : [
"Disk1",
"Disk2"
]
}
ldm> show volume 1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003 Volume1
{
"name" : "Volume1",
"type" : "striped",
"size" : 3907039232,
"chunk-size" : 128,
"hint" : "D:",
"partitions" : [
"Disk1-01",
"Disk2-01"
]
}
ldm> show partition 1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003 Disk1-01
{
"name" : "Disk1-01",
"start" : 1985,
"size" : 1953519616,
"disk" : "Disk1"
}
ldm> create all
Unable to create volume Volume1 in disk group 1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003: Disk Disk2 required by striped volume Volume1 is missing
[
]
ldm> scan /dev/sdd*
[
"1bad5bbc-a4b5-42e1-8823-001014b00003"
]
ldm> create all
[
"ldm_vol_FOOBAR-Dg0_Volume1"
]
ldm>
E se o disco rígido não usar dinâmico?
Aqui está um exemplo do meu sistema.
$ sudo ldmtool
ldm> scan /dev/sda2
[
]
ldm> exit
$
