Quick question about Raid.
Search on forums turns up no helpful results... just to let you guys know before hand so you dont think i didnt do some work before i asked a question =)
Well mh question might not be quite so quick lol... I'm using SLAMD64 11.0 I have an ASUS A8N-e Mobo, with sci raid drivers, and intel raid drivers, both are windows drivers though. I have set up through my motherboard a RAID 1 of two Maxtor Raptor drives. When I boot up linux, it see's one of the drives, and its labeled as 34g (their both 34g).. but it isnt seeing the other drive. How do I get slackware to install onto my raid correctly? Im wanting to partition it correctly so that I can have linux swap and all that stuff on my raid. if they wernt 10,000rpm drives i wouldnt bother with this, but i really want the speed increase. From what ive turned up in my searches, i have to install it onto another drive first, then copy it over to a software raid... which is an option, but i dunno how to partition the raid and copy things correctly, such as /home to a seperate partition. Anybody able to help? Thanks! -Sequalit |
First get youself a install-hosting hdd for the normall install and do trough...
then set up the raid following the documentation found : # updatedb # locate Raid print the interesting READMEs and come back with a story? May be there is a raid howto on the CD's already? |
removed after thinking about my reply for a while, sry guys =)
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Thanks for the help =D
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Sure,...
... just interested for the outcome...:) |
what if, you made an cd image with mdm and raidtools already on it, and mount the partitions with a software raid in the ram memory during the fdisk partition process?
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