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| What I think, is that since it's software SATA RAID, fdisk will see |
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| 2 disks to partition. Does anyone know how to set the system to |
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| RAID1? I also need to have exactly the same partitions on the disks... |
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forget about software raid provided by your controller |
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use linux raid1 module |
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see linux raid howto for more details |
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either you have yet another disk where you start the installation, |
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create raid1 on your disks and then move the stuff there, or you can |
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start with one of two sata disks, then create raid on both of them and |
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mark the 'starting one' as defect; move your installation onto raid |
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and then re-enable the 'starting disk' so that it is overwritten by |
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the mirror of the other one |
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the second ways does not require additional disk but is slightly more |
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complicated, so if you are doing it for the first time, and have a |
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spare disk, i would recommend you the first way |
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regards, |
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martin |
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