The production systems I'm adminin' have very static root
filesystems so, for now, I'm converging on the conclusion
that having two bootable roots and mirrored non-roots is
the cleanest setup.
I'm using 2.0.36 + latest aic7xxx + raidtools 0.42. I assume
I should also apply raid0145-19990128-2.0.36.gz correct?
> From: "m. allan noah"
> 2. small partitions at start of disk (within first 1024 Cyl) marked
> bootable, mounted as /boot /boot1, etc. this requires some fooling with
> lilo, etc, i used this on my latest box, works well (have floppy as
> backup)
Am I following this correctly: in this senario, are /boot and
/boot1 non-raid "stub root" filesystems with kernel(s) for
launching the "real" root-raid1 system with one or the other of
the root-raid1 disks offline? That would be pretty sweet eh.
If so, what does lilo.conf look like?
later
steve
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