Hi, Currently, the blocklist format can only support traditional disk. I'm thinking about a new format that can be used in raid as well.
The new format is like this: checksum_0 blocklist_0 checksum_1 blocklist_1 ... The checksum is the checksum of sectors in the blocklist that follows. For example: c1 10+20,40+10 c2 10+50 This means 10-30,40-50 sectors from one disk, then 10-60 sectors from another disk. The checksum is used to find the correct disk. For traditional disk, we can also use this format, for example: c1 10+20,40+10 This can support install to different disk than the one core.img is in, as it will scan all disks for the correct checksum at runtime. -- Bean _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
