Sounds awful.
Just out of curiosity, did you put copies of the RAID database on multiple
physical drives or on only one?
- Jill.
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Jill Rowling
Snr Design Engineer & Unix System Administrator
Electronic Engineering Department, Aristocrat Technologies Aus
Jill Rowling wrote:
> Well, yes, you can just boot from a floppy if the machine has a floppy
> drive.
> The main thing about RAID 1 is that a hard disk crash whilst the machine is
> running does not get noticed by users.
I just had a RAID 1 drive fail and lock the system - after rebuilding it
Well, yes, you can just boot from a floppy if the machine has a floppy
drive.
The main thing about RAID 1 is that a hard disk crash whilst the machine is
running does not get noticed by users.
Suppose your system had to run in a remote site full of untrained people.
In that case you might want to
Hey Sluggers,
After sharing the spirit and watching that little gas flame go by and some
cool police Harleys, thought I might ask this question that has been buggin
me.
When using a hardware RAID 1 does it make alot of sense to mirror the /boot
partition? I have got all the other partitions mirro
