So i guess it would be better to have the root in a different partition
and the data that are likely to change in a other partition, and that
partition i would mirror it.
I hope my backup tapes are working ;))
Lucci
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someone asked for a url- i have been on vacation of sorts, but i am now
updating my root raid howto at:
http://www.pfeiffer.edu/~anoah/raid/
i currently only cover the alpha .90 code, as i was able to get the .36
and .42 (i think) code to work from the info in the current howto. one of
the .36 b
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Alvin Oga wrote:
> hi benno
>
> I have a hardware raid controller running off a P2-200
> with 64Gb of disk...99% full... and it takes
> about 45 min to e2fsck it when it goes down dirty...
> and takes about 10 min to mount it if it's clean
>
> - think software raids would be
hi benno
I have a hardware raid controller running off a P2-200
with 64Gb of disk...99% full... and it takes
about 45 min to e2fsck it when it goes down dirty...
and takes about 10 min to mount it if it's clean
- think software raids would be worst ?
have fun
alvin
> does anyone of you know h
Hi,
does anyone of you know how long it takes,
to e2fsck (after an unclean shutdown) for example a soft-raid5 array of
a total size of about 40-50 GB
( example : 6 disk with 9GB (UW SCSI) )
assume the machine is a PII300 - PII400
assume that the raid-array is almost filled with data (so that e2f
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, steve rader wrote:
> > From: Lucio Godoy
> > I would like to setup raid1 on my system as follow:
> > Hda is partitioned as follow:
> > hda1 /swap
> > hda2 /
> > and HDC is partitioned the same way, both disks are the same size and
> > make.
> > I like to mirror /dev/hd
> From: Lucio Godoy
> I would like to setup raid1 on my system as follow:
> Hda is partitioned as follow:
> hda1 /swap
> hda2 /
> and HDC is partitioned the same way, both disks are the same size and
> make.
> I like to mirror /dev/hda2 on /dev/hdc2
Are you really sure?! =;)
I've done a
Perhaps you can help me:
I am trying to setup a raid1 diskset with the mdutils.
The kernel supports md and the raid1 module is loaded.
What I did so far:
I tried to edit the mdtab file from scratch (according the online help from
mdtab) with vi:
The entries look like this:
more /etc/mdtab.co
Here's a script that came from somewhere...I run it from crontab like this
(it emails root automagically if there's any output):
15 * * * * /usr/local/bin/checkmd -v
#! /bin/bash
#
# This script checks that the md configuration is the same as that
# read at configuration time. When called w
