[CentOS] Support for add disk SCSI
John R Pierce
pierce at hogranch.comTue Sep 8 21:03:52 UTC 2009
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Les Mikesell wrote: > Luis campo wrote: > >> Thanks for your reply, >> >> The configuration I mentioned implies that each SCSI disk array would be >> in a new partition? >> > > Yes, if you want raid1. Other raid levels or LVM could group them into one. > some confusion here, perhaps. I've noticed that many hardware raid controllers use "raid1" to refer to both raid-1 (2 disks mirrored) and raid-10 (2*N disks mirrored and striped). with 4 disks in a single raid, you would actually have a raid-10, which is two mirror sets striped together). after building the raid in the disk controller (or if its not a hardware controller, building a software raid with mdadm), you would create a new file system on it with mkfs, then mount it as a directory (adding it to /etc/fstab for permanent use) so you could start putting files on it. I often mount my 'aux' file systems as /u10, /u11, ...
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