hi ya
apt-get install raidtools2
check /etc/raidtab ( aka /etc/raid5.conf )
- make sure your dvices is defined properly
make sure your 2.4.x kernel has raid5 defined as modules or compiled in
- think the last time we did a min debian install
you will also need the "xor" package
make sure you have a boot media in case raid fails
--- save your data to a different system before experimenting
and moving stuff to raid5
reboot... magic... it should all work the 1st time ...
if you need a list of raid commands...
http://www.1U-Raid5.net/Startup/Commands.uhow2.txt
have fun raiding
alvin
http://www.1U-Raid5.net ...
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, axacheng wrote:
> sorry........
>
> i want to do SOFTWARE RAID5
>
> i known a tool named "raidtools"
>
> Everybody knows a document about raidtool? ;-)
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