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On March 18, 2012 at 2:30 AM Michael Mol <mikemol@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 11:57 PM, Bruce Hill, Jr. |
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> <daddy@×××××××××××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > On March 17, 2012 at 8:43 PM Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > <snip> |
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> >> initramfs side of things. I did have to use one to bring up my server |
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> >> with / on a RAID6, not because I needed it long term but in the short |
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> >> term I couldn't determine how mdadm was numbering the RAID so that I |
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> >> could get grub.conf correct. I'm somehow a bot worried something is |
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> >> going to slip by the devs and I'd be better off having an initramfs |
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> >> already running on the box when I do allow the upgrades. |
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> >> Planning on giving Dracut a try. |
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> >> Thanks, |
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> >> Mark |
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> > The real short of this is that if you use 0.90 superblocks, and /boot |
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on |
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> > it's own little partition, your kernel can assembly your |
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> > RAID<whateverlevel> without an initrd image. You will reboot with the |
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> > /dev/md0 you created as /dev/md0. And unless you have partitions (or is |
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it |
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> > single drives) over 2TB, you can use metadata=0.90. |
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> > As they say, Works For Me (R). |
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> > I've yet to read a simple explanation of HOW-TO do this in a Gentoo doc |
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> > (not that it doesn't exist), but you can follow this very simple |
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> > README_RAID used in Slackware to build them on Gentoo: |
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> > http://slackware.oregonstate.edu/slackware64-current/README_RAID.TXT |
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> I recall reading on this list a week or two ago that kernel |
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> autoassembly of 0.90 arrays was deprecated. :( |
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> -- |
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> :wq |
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