> as grub won't be able to install to a boot sector of a "virtual" disk
it needs a physical device. Grub won't have loaded any drivers to make
the raid array visable at boot time
you need a single disk really.
Matt
I installed grub on an old IBM Rackmount server with dual processors and
a scsi raid setup over three disks. The raid was handled IN HARDWARE by
the raid controller (You set this up through the controllers' BIOS).
As far as FDISK was concerned it was just a big disk... I partitoned it
how I wanted, built LFS, and Grub installed fine and booted the system
perfectly...
Al
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