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Kai Wilke
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, [iso-8859-1] Jakob Østergaard wrote:
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> True. That's why you put identical /boot partitions on all the drives
> in your array if you want to be really safe.
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> > Wouldn't it be easier to stick the kernel, lilo config, relevant boot info
> > on a floppy and boot ra
I've been following this thread as I research using software RAID1 on a
production system
I haven't read the new HOWTO yet (i plan to sometime today if i get time)
but I dont think i understand the concept of bootable, root RAID1 so far.
What I got so far is you have a small bootable partition wh
is hardware RAID recovery largely superior to software raid?
i.e. a recovery from a bad disk in a raid1 configuration means an
automatic switch to the good disk and the removal of the bad disk from the
array, until a new disk is re-inserted, and at that time, hardware raid
taking steps to re-mirr
http://www.intergrafix.net
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On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, [iso-8859-1] Jakob Østergaard wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 21, 1999 at 04:09:14PM -0400, Admin Mailing Lists wrote:
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> > Is there any chance of getting the softwa
Is there any chance of getting the software raid and/or root raid howto
updated for whatever the current features of the MD device driver is?
I'm thinking of using raid1 on a bootable drive (/, /usr, /var, /home
partitions) and the documents mention some pitfalls, which may have been
fixed in the
I run 5 linux boxes and 2 NT servers on a network. All servers have 9G
scsi drives in them. Currently we back up the most important data to DDS3
tape..about 11G. We would like a better solution to this for full
redundancy. We thought about putting another 9G in each server and doing
software raid
Hi
We seem to get these messages periodically on our setup:
PM3334UDW, PM2144UW, 14-bay rack mount DPT RAID cabinet,
Redhat Linux 5.1 with 2.1.127 kernel (happened with 2.0.35 too).
ASUS Gigabyte 100MHZ (Intel 440BX) with dual P2-400s under SMP
These message is:
Nov
