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Nicolas Sebrecht <nsebrecht@×××××.fr> wrote: |
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>The 21/10/13, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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>> Other option: |
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>> 1 install to single disk |
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>> 2 using sysresccd create a degraded raid1 using the 2nd drive |
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>> 3 copy the partitions and date from drive 1 to the degraded raid |
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>device |
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>What is "copy the date"? |
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A typo. I meant to say "copy the data". |
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>> 4 add disk 1 to the raid |
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>I might miss something but I guess you're going to erase the installed |
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>system (on disk 1) from the unused disk (disk 2), here. |
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No. At this point, the raid (with disk2) has a copy of disk1. |
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>I believe it would only be possible by installing the system on the |
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>degraded RAID, which will likely mean coming back to the original swap |
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>problem. |
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That is why I suggested installing on a normal single disk. The copying over onto the degraded raid using disk2. |
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>> 5 wait for the raid device is synchronized |
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>> 6 change fstab and grub config to reflect the new disklayout |
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