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RAIDFrame RAID 1 on OpenBSD 3.3
From: ydexter <ydexter(at)yahoo.com>
Date: Fri Sep 19 2003 - 09:03:34 EDT
Now, i installed OpenBSD with recommanded partitions, using all space
on my disk (disk0), like i saw in docs, using disklabel:
a a /
a d /tmp a e /var a g /usr a h /home I have another hardware identical disk and i want to mirror all partitions. I saw that there is a problem with booting from a FS_RAID partition so i will make another one of type 4.2BSD. I saw that it better to choose FS_RAID for partitions. Until now it is all clear.
Now, with the second disk (disk1), it is not clear in manual pages,
what i have to do:
I want to make sets of raid, one for every partiton: wd0a - wd1a, wd0b
- wd1b and so on, is it possible.
I want to install disk0 , labeled wd0 and then to use wd1 for a mirror after wd0's install, is ti possible, because i saw some tricks on the web to change some disks. What kind of partitions are raid0x, because i don't know how to handle them (mount, copy) and also some wd0x are dissapearing after raid conversion or maybe they are still there ??? I will be very happy to have some complete example for crating 1 partition mirror, and what steps i have to repeat for the others. The docs keeps talking about labels, sets, components but they don't provide a clue about what are these notions. Also on openbsd.org there is no doc about RAID. Knowledge and my english don't permit me to write a docs, but if i will understand i will write a tutorial about this, for sure, because it;s a real pain to set up RAID. Thank you very much. Received on Fri Sep 19 09:08:03 2003 This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.8 : Wed Aug 23 2006 - 13:48:44 EDT |
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