On Wed, Oct 28, 1998 at 06:04:28PM +0200, Louis Mandelstam wrote:
> Good day -
>
> The HOWTO, README, Quickstart and manpages included in the 981005-0.90
> raidtools appear to be rather outdated.
Yes. It pissed me of so badly that I wrote a new raid5.HOWTO which will
be in the next release (I ho
hallo,
I have 2 questions:
1. How is it possible to safely upgrade an existing raid array to the
newest Kernelpatch/raidtools?
I tried following steps: got an original kernel, patched it, compiled
it. Rebooted, the raidarray could not be initialized automatically
anymore. I stopped the raidarray
I'm just starting to play with the idea to put my entire root
file system under RAID5. Now I know that the docs are way out
of date for this (having played with RAID5 for several data arrays).
Does anyone have any current pointers for information on doing this?
I'm looking for something real sim
Good day -
The HOWTO, README, Quickstart and manpages included in the 981005-0.90
raidtools appear to be rather outdated.
Also, none of the links I've bee able to locate on the web, appear to
provide more recent information.
Where can I obtain some more relevant information on e.g. the usage of
Jeff Hahn wrote:
>
> >under Linux you can use another partitioning scheme too, BSD
> disklabels.
> >But any nontrivial combination of block ranges needs something like
> >LINEAR. But otherwise i aggree that there might be place for a new RAID
> >level called 'SPLICE' or the ability to partition a
