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Florian D. wrote: |
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> i have a similar solution with a raid5 for /opt /usr /home, etc. and a |
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> small / on raid1. but i think grub is better in this situation, |
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> because with the grub shell, in case of a failed disk, the changed |
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> identification of the subsequent disks can easily be corrected. i |
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> don´t know how lilo handles this. |
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My RAID setup (two disks) looks like this: |
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/boot -> RAID 1 |
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/var -> RAID 1 |
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/var/tmp/portage -> RAID 0 (no use wasting space there, and it might |
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even speed up compilation a bit) |
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/usr -> RAID 0 (nothing in /usr that can't be simply reinstalled, thus |
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again no reason to waste space) |
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/ -> RAID 1 |
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Sebastian Redl |
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