[CentOS] Software RAID in CentOS (EL)
Paul
subsolar at subsolar.orgTue Apr 19 18:17:40 UTC 2005
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On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 08:15 -0700, Francois Caen wrote: > On 4/19/05, Joshua Baker-LePain <jlb17 at duke.edu> wrote: > > If you want the system to survive losing a disk (i.e. it stays up until > > you shut it down to swap the disk (if you don't have hot swap)), you > > must RAID all partitions, including swap. In a ks.cfg, it looks something > > like this: > > The reason I don't softraid1 my swaps is that the default behavior is > striping a-la-raid0 if you have multiple swaps. At least that's my > understanding of it. > > You guys bring up a good point in case of drive failure. I never > tested it. Do you guys know what happens if the swaps are not > softraid1? Does the kernel panic or something of the like? Or does it > survive and just operate on less swapspace? Well it dies horribly ... out and out locked up for me using RH 7.3 when a drive that is using un-mirrored swap failed. After that I decided mirrored swap was a good thing. Paul
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