From: "Steve Costaras" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have a raid array /dev/md0 on a system here. I am now looking at moving
some
things around and want to rename this to say /dev/md9
...
Ie, I'm keeping all disks/partitions the same that make up the device I just
want
to change it's offset (to free up 900 to create a boot-raid device). Is
That would seem rather unnecessary. 0x900 is merely the device
"number" for /dev/md0, 0x901 would represent /dev/md1 and so forth.
Booting /dev/md# is trival....and it's no longer necessary to use the
initrd swap root tricks either.
