hi Daniel,
Thank you for the info, i have actually seen the 2nd link you have
sent i will try the first link. thanks again!
Regards,
Ron
On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 7:40 PM, Daniel Ortega wrote:
> Hi Ron!
>
> I'm Not a fan of software raid (but that's just me), take a look at this: i
> could have w
Likely to be true. Grub files are in /boot if grub does not support Raid
then it can't find its other files
Typically, /boot is not placed under raid. It does not add value and
complicates things.
Holden
On 30 Oct 2011 19:50, "Ralph Bacolod" wrote:
Not absolutely sure but I don't think one can
haven't tried it but i think it's possible with the comments on the firs
link and their modification, haven't had hardware to spare but if we have
might as try it on my leisure time if i have a leisure time at all.
it's not mine, im not claiming glory or fault either! cheers!
On Sun, Oct 30, 20
Not absolutely sure but I don't think one can put boot grub out of software
raid.
Ralph Bacolod ,MT
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From: Ron
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Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2011 16:58:53
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Hi Ron!
I'm Not a fan of software raid (but that's just me), take a look at this: i
could have write a how to for you but since im reasonable lazy and somebody
has written about it and they are better than me, here:
http://www.howtoforge.com/install-ubuntu-with-software-raid-10
and from ubuntu:
h
Hi All,
This has been driving me nuts for 2 days now:
I got a new h/w with 6 SATA drives, am installing it to use software raid:
/boot -- /dev/md0 -- raid 1
swap -- /dev/md1 -- raid 0
/ -- /dev/md2 -- raid 6
/dev/md0 consists of sda1 and sdb1
/dev/md1 consists of sdc1,sdd1,sde1 and sdf1
/dev/md
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