Software RAID migration from Snow Leopard to Debian
I've used Mac OS X 10.6.8 for a long time an now, with my great pleasure, I finally moved to Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie) 64-bit.
Using Mac, I was used to backup all my documents and files on two externals USB hard drives, that I configured in a RAID 1 setup using Disk Utility application. When I wanted to backup something I was used to connect these HDs simultaneously via an USB hub to my Mac and to simply drag files on the RAID volume. Here's a simple scheme of my disk configuration:
Here an image if you want to better understand what I mean. Now I was wondering if it is possible to replicate this workflow on Debian, possibly without loosing any of the data I already have on these disks. Do I have to use mdam? And how? Let me know if you need more information. Thanks very much for your support. |
Mac OS is actually BSD UNIX. Here's a link to the information I think you need: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/f...ay/003503.html
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How did you create the raid? Did you use Softraid or the older raid?
In linux there are a few ways to manage raid. The older software raid as in mdadmin might be able to mount and access the mac created raid. I never trust cross platform deals usually. If you have enough room you can copy off data to remote resource and then create one of a number or ways to make a raid available to linux. Ideas and combinations of software raid, lvm, zfs and btrfs may suite your needs. |
Thank you guys for your help,
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