Hello, I have a question about RAIDframe driver (using in RAID1 mode).
GENERIC kernel doesn't support it, so it's need to compile custom kernel. As described in FAQ it's not recommended. Also additional complexity for kernel is not good as I think. And upgrade from one release to another (the next) will be more difficult. Also if server was incorrectly shutdown parity syncronization requires extra time while boot. Is RAIDframe driver stable enough for production server (for custom partition like /var/flow and system partitions as for /usr, /var except /)? Or it's better just to use backup of root partition (using cron + /altroot mechanism) and something like rsync to another local harddisk for netflow logs? If I use small amount of binary packets (like netflow-tools, pfflowd, postgresql client) and backup root partition and custom data as mention above will be reinstall system from scratch simple? So, what's better - to have base system partially on RAID or only for custom data or not to use RAID at all?
