Martin Pitt napisał(a):
> This is probably heavily dependent on the requirements you have on
> that server:
>
> - If you absolutely depend on data integrity, it's better to not boot
> it and drop you into a rescue shell.
>
> - If you absolutely depend on uptime and remote accessibility,
> bri
hi,
Christofer C. Bell [2007-07-13 11:22 -0500]:
> I'm not convinced that any action other than "bring up the array
> read-write in degraded mode" is necessary. This ensures data and
> application availability and allows the administrator to take action
> while the system is up and running (one o
On 7/13/07, Matt Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm inclined to agree. Bringing up a degraded array, and allowing the admin
> to recover it in a normal administration scenario, should always be better
> than failing the boot.
Allowing the array to come up degraded is the default behavio
