Dear friends,
By mistake, i created a linux raid1 volume with only one disk. Now,
when i try to add another device with mdadm -a /dev/md0 /dev/sdb1,
it adds sdb1 as a spare.
Is there any way of change raid configuration to support 2 raid-
devices without recreate a new array volume?
Marisa, if you do a search of the archives there's a good 'howto' with a
subject header of Debian RAID-1 installation which should put you on the
right path.
HNY
J
On 12/31/06, Marisa Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear friends,
By mistake, i created a linux raid1 volume with only one disk.
I have a Billion 7100s modem/router which works fine.
Unfortunately it has limitations in regards to port-forwarding, having
an apparent limit of 10 entries, each entry assigned to a specific IP,
no provision for utilising IP ranges being apparent. This is a problem
with a home LAN of 5 PCs.
On 12/31/06, bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Billion 7100s modem/router which works fine.
Unfortunately it has limitations in regards to port-forwarding, having
an apparent limit of 10 entries, each entry assigned to a specific IP,
no provision for utilising IP ranges being apparent.
