http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.3-Manual/custom-guide/s1-raid-approaches.html
doesn't reveal too much but from what they say it would imply that they may be
able to to what you say as hardware raid does.
I would think that newfs'ing the drive may work followed by stoping the raid and
restarting it, I know that there are stop/start raid scripts with the OS, if the
drive and fs type are similar then the raidD will start rebuilding, I guess that
you can only figure it out by trying it out, not to say the least that I was
going to get the same IBM 80GB disk and it seems that the Seagate choice was a
better one.
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