On 23 Feb 1999, Osma Ahvenlampi wrote:
think Linux will like that. Not even on hardware built to be more
error-tolerant than the usual x86 junk. And in any case, a subtle
In my experience, x86 "junk" is usually more the exception than the rule,
at least nowadays. As with anything else,
Hi all!
The Software-RAID.HOWTO has been updated a lot since last. Special
thanks go to Allan Noah and Yasunori Taniike for their many corrections
and suggestions.
The HOWTO is now written in SGML, so both HTML and Text versions are
available. The URL is
Seting up a two Raid-1 disk array I've found the following problem:
I have had to use persistent-superblock=0 because the disk was in a
production server and couldn't be much time off so I used one existing
partition with data and in the free space created the second partition of
the array.
I have 2.2.1 installed with what I thought were the updated
libraries etc. Its been running for a couple of week without
raid.
I'm attempting raid 5 on some disks and installed
raid0145-19990128-2.2.0 as well as
raidtools-19990128-0.90.tar.gz.
Built a new kernel, modules etc, autodetect raid.
