On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:26:07 -0200, B Da Bahia wrote > The daily/altroot strategy sounds good to me, but I tend to see it > as a backup solution instead of a high-availability solution. In my system > requirements, downtime is an issue.
Then use RAIDframe, which allows Root-on-RAID. But be aware, that is -not- the same as boot-on-raid, which is not possible. The value of Root-on-RAID is to continue operation in the event of an underlying drive problem associated with the root filesystem. For my RAIDframe systems, I keep a small filesystem on each drive in containing kernels and bootloader.
