Hello list, Apologies if this is a "support" question that doesn't belong on the devel list. (I've been looking into RAID/LVM improvements in grub2 and thought this list might be appropriate, however.)
I have a linux system with 8 disks. I would like to divide them into groups of 4 and create 2 RAID5 arrays; then run a RAID1 array across the two RAID5 arrays; and finally LVM2 on top of the RAID1 array. Can grub2 boot such a nested configuration? If so, what special steps must I take to install the bootloader? (I'll install the system with grub-legacy using Fedora or another distro, then migrate to grub2.) For maximum simplicity and elegance, can I avoid a special /boot partition? If not, I suppose I would create a RAID1 across a small partition on all 8 disks for /boot. Regards, Richard _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
