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On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 11:16, Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 09:57:38 +0300, Ciprian Dorin, Craciun wrote: |
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>> Also a question for about /boot on RAID1... I didn't manage to |
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>> make it work... Could you Neil please tell me exactly how you did |
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>> this? I'm most interested in how you've convinced Grub to work... |
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> You just don't tell GRUB that it's working with one half of a RAID1 |
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> array. Unlike all other RAID level, with 1 you can also access the |
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> individual disks. |
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> -- |
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> Neil Bothwick |
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Well I've tried exactly that: I've aggregated two partitions in |
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RAID1, made the file system, then tried to install Grub on them (as in |
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run grub-setup or grub-install or grub and then from the shell the |
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setup)... And I didn't succeeded. I've tried the following: |
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* try to install Grub on the MD as it would have been a partition |
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-- failed (as expected as the MD device is not on a hard-drive); |
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* stopped the MD, and then tried to install grub on each partition |
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individually -- it worked to install, but from a reason I don't |
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remember right now it failed to boot; |
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So what intrigues me is how you've initialized the MBR, how you've |
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runned grub-setup? |
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(In the end I am more pleased with two boot partitions, as if I |
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miss-configure one, I'll have the other one to boot from. I've also |
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cross-referenced the grub menu to chain-load the other disk.) |
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Thanks, |
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Ciprian. |