Roberto Nunnari ha scritto: > John Hodrien ha scritto: >> On Fri, 19 Nov 2010, Roberto Nunnari wrote: >> >>> Yes, but rsync and cron are there to help. >> But you're just papering over cracks. > > Yes, in sight of what you say after, I agree. > > >>> In any case, I just realized it's not only initramdisk that >>> has to to understand and use software raid, but even >>> before that there's grub (or lilo.. anybody out there still use lilo >>> nodays?).. I suppose even legacy grub can boot from raid partition >>> otherwise, CentOS4's grub would not even boot. >> But you can freely mount read-only half of a raid1 set so grub doesn't have to >> understand RAID. You have to install grub on both disks, but that's it. > > And this is a great idea.. I didn't know it was even possible to > mount read-only half of a raid1. Could you please tell me how to tell grub and initrd to mount read-only half of a raid1 set, please? Thanks. Robi > > Thank you again! > Robi > > >>> I hope that will give me two drives partitioned in exactly >>> the same way. This would be to me the greatest gain over >>> my solution. >> Yes, you should definitely be able to do that. >> >> jh > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos