Problem resizing md partitions containing a jfs file system

[madlcd]

I've had a jfs file system on a raid1 device for years (I think I originally created it in the raidtab days).
I've moved it successfully to larger disks in the past, but recently I tried to resize it and somehow fouled it up.
Anyway, in thrashing around with gparted and mdadm I've arrived at the current state.
If I stop the array and mount either mirror partition individually (mount -t jfs /dev/sdb1 /video) every thing looks fine.
But, if I assemble the array and try to mount it I get this.

[frostschutz]

Did you switch superblocks or something so the RAID has an incorrect offset now?

If you don't mind copying files, you can verify that the filesystem is fine when you mount it individually... you could pick one drive to mount, create an entirely new RAID1 with the other drive (RAID1 with 1 drive, or rather 2 drives and 1 missing), create a new filesystem on there, rsync the files over, and once that copy checks out good, add the missing drive to the new RAID.

It takes time to copy the stuff and resync the drive but it's probably safer than breaking something while experimenting with things. Besides if you mounted them individually (and not read-only) the RAID will be out of sync anyway.

[madlcd]

I think the problem occurred when I grew the file systems on the individual devices after enlarging the partitions instead of growing the file system on the md device. Although, it may have been messed up after enlarging the partitions, I don't really remember.
Anyway, creating a new RAID1 device and copying the files over was my backup plan and that worked fine. I was just hoping there was some quicker trick I could use.

Thanks
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MAD