Am Die, 04 Jul 2000 schrieben Sie:
By mistake I installed my raid1 system to use hdc3 as disk 0 and hda3 as
disk 1. Now I'm planning to change the disks to another machine that
cannot boot from any other device than hda which means that the current
installation would not work since I'm
On Monday July 3, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a system with /boot on a normal partition and
/ being on md0 (raid0). It runs 2.2.14 or 2.2.16-RAID,
however I need to switch to 2.3.99 for a variety of
reasons. I've been trying to get it going to no avail
for a couple of weeks
I was experimenting with swapping drives to simulate what would happen
when a drive failed. I swapped a few to many times, methinks, and used the
same set of three drives without removing the older mirrored information.
At some point something got confused and lilo would not write to
both
By mistake I installed my raid1 system to use hdc3 as disk 0 and hda3 as
disk 1.
Why is that a `mistake' ?
Now I'm planning to change the disks to another machine that cannot boot from
any other device than hda which means that the current installation would not
work since I'm booting with
Hi,
I've been reading docs but couldn't figure out how to re-create a raid
device without losing data.
What I wanna do is add a spare disk/partition to an existing raid1 array.
Is there a way to reconfigure the drive(s) without losing data?
I have changed the /etc/raidtab file and ran
"mkraid
What I wanna do is add a spare disk/partition to an existing raid1 array.
Do you want to keep the N-way mirror with N copies, but add a spare so
that when one of the N fails, it will start re-constructing immediately,
or do you want to change it to an N+1 array ?
[ Note that the former will be
On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Piete Brooks wrote:
What I wanna do is add a spare disk/partition to an existing raid1 array.
Do you want to keep the N-way mirror with N copies, but add a spare so
that when one of the N fails, it will start re-constructing immediately,
or do you want to change it
Do you want to keep the N-way mirror with N copies, but add a spare so
that when one of the N fails, it will start re-constructing immediately,
...
If the former, just `raidhotadd'.
That is the one I was thinking of using.
Should be straightforward ...
Will it automatically recognize it as
Hello,
Do you want to keep the N-way mirror with N copies, but add a spare so
that when one of the N fails, it will start re-constructing immediately,
...
If the former, just `raidhotadd'.
That is the one I was thinking of using.
Should be straightforward ...
It was, thanks. IT's
Can anyone tell me if there are any problems using this card in a linux
HW-raid?
Thanks
Michael
Also how big of a raid partition is possible? I have a data partition need
of 36 gigs plus.
On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Michael Ghens wrote:
Also how big of a raid partition is possible? I have a data partition need
of 36 gigs plus.
No problem. They make individual drives bigger than that now. You can
supposedly have ext2 partitions up to a few terabytes. If you fill a
partition that big
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On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Michael Ghens wrote:
Also how big of a raid partition is possible? I have a data
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000, Michael Ghens wrote:
Just need to know how hard it is to move from software to hardware
raid. Would I have to reformat the HD's? Any special considerations?
Almost certainly, you will need to move the data elsewhere, let the raid
card do its thing with the disks,
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