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Set up RedHat 5 enterprise linux with RAID1
First of all question if I create SOFTWARE RAID1 in REDHAT 5 enterprise linux installation then will it be possible to boot system if one drive fails? Basic idea is to use 2x80GB SAS drives as RAID1.
I already tried playing with RAID configurations, but if I remove first drive the system doesn't load any more... so I guess it isn't possible to boot if one drive in RAID1 fails or am i doing something wrong... so question how to create proper partition layout for raid1? soo... am i doing it right i create identical partitions on each hdd as follows: dev/sda dev/sda1 software raid size: 100mb dev/sda2 software raid size: 1000mb dev/sda3 software raid size: rest of hdd dev/sdb dev/sdb1 software raid size: 100mb dev/sdb2 software raid size: 1000mb dev/sdb3 software raid size: rest of hdd then i start creating raid devices dev/md0 with mounting point /boot size:100mb ext3 dev/md1 swap 1000mb dev/md2 with mounting point / size: rest of the hdd ext3 ... ... is this correct? Last edited by ralfs_k; 08-08-2008 at 03:28 AM. |
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