On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 05:35:58PM +0200, Michele Bini wrote:
Uhm, you are obviously right: let's say that when I partitioned the
disks I didn't have swap space resiliency at the front of my thoughts.
What's the point of raid1 if the machine crashes and looses current data
if a disk fails?
Hello everybody,
I have the following configuration: a thecus n2100 with two disks
configured as raid1 (actually there are three partitions on each disk: a
non-mirrored swap partition and two data partitions, one small and the
other large. These latter partitions are part of two raid1 mirrors
I have the following configuration: a thecus n2100 with two disks
configured as raid1 (actually there are three partitions on each disk: a
non-mirrored swap partition
Rookie mistake. If either drive goes down you suddenly loose swap, and the
whole machine is foobared. linux will do load
Paul Brook wrote:
I have the following configuration: a thecus n2100 with two disks
configured as raid1 (actually there are three partitions on each disk: a
non-mirrored swap partition
Rookie mistake. If either drive goes down you suddenly loose swap, and the
whole machine is foobared.
Uhm,
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