On Fri, 2005-11-11 at 15:10 -0700, Spencer Tuttle wrote:
> Is it possible to have /boot on /dev/md_d0p1 in a RAID5 configuration
> and boot with GRUB?
Last I checked, GRUB did not have the RAID drivers to read RAID5 before
the kernel was up. It can, however boot from RAID1.
Forrest
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Hello,
here goes multipath-tools-0.4.6.
Distributors using mostly-unmodified upstream package are encouraged to
upgrade. This version brings important bugfixes and nice new features,
including :
* add/del cli commands accept map names as param
* new add "reinstate/fail" cli commands
* new ad
Hi,
Assume I want to build a 8 x 250GB disks RAID-5, totally around 1.7TB, with
ext3 file system, 4KB block size, and 32KB chunk size.
Almost half of the files will be very small ( < 8KB), I'm quite confused
with how RAID-5 store data so I want to understand how relation between file
system block
Spencer Tuttle wrote:
berk walker wrote:
Just a couple of things to think about before the board explodes. :-)
Are your drives doing DMA? Important.
No, I was not using DMA. I found the patches for the driver I needed
applied them now, I am creating an array on the same disks in 30 mins
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If I understand the Compendium (also known as mdadm manpage :-) ) the
intent-logging bitmap is stored near the superblock when the name
"internal" is specified. Does this mean that it'll be in the 128KB
area of the superblock? If so, what happens if there isn't enough
space? This is likely for medi
