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On Saturday 02 May 2009 13:43:27 Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> On Samstag 02 Mai 2009, Jim Cunning wrote: |
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> > I have a well-running AMD64 system running on a 250G disk that is |
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> > beginning to show some SMART errors. I have purchased and partitioned |
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> > two 1T disks into RAID10 arrays and would like to move everything to the |
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> > new arrays, make them bootable and abandon booting from the 250G disk. |
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> > I know I'll need to change /boot/grub/grub.conf, /etc/fstab and any other |
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> > files that refer to my current drive partitions, /dev/sda{1,2,3,4}. I am |
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> > concerned whether my current kernel will recognize the /dev/md{1,2,3,4} |
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> > arrays on booting, and before switching from the initrd root disk. How |
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> > can I check the parameters and contents of the initrd I'm currently using |
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> > and/or generate a new one to permit booting from the RAID disks? |
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> how do you do 10 with only two disks? You need four! |
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> the kernel is able to autoassemble - so you don't need an initrd - me I |
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> hate initrds. |
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RAID10 = RAID1+0. It works fine with 2 disks. I was able to create it first |
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with one drive missing and then add the second, which sync'ed without |
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problems. |
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I'm glad I don't need any special initrd. |
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Jim |