----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tad Bak" <[email protected]> > > Background. > I have Debian Wheezy 64bit installed on a machine with 2 SATA drives. > On the hard drives I have two software RAID1 partitions, md0 and > md1. The bigger md1 uses LVM and has separate volumes for swap, > /tmp, /var, /opt, /usr, and /home. Everything was working fine, > until one day the sda disc crashed and the system was not bootable > anymore. This is how I have learned that by default Debian installs > grub only on /dev/sda in RAID1 configuration. Despite the fact that > /dev/sdb was still fine, I had no working system, as I couldn't boot > it. After two days of Google search I have found a solution, which > might be of interest to somebody in similar situation. > Would super grub boot disk have worked for you? I have used it plenty of times to boot a system w/ a messed up grub, but I don't know if I've ever tried it on a system that used software RAID 1.
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