We are looking to deploy a server using two RAIDframe RAID 5 sets located on
HP Fibre Channel drives hung directly off an isp0 controller.
RAID sets are standard files systems (not root). RAID sets are all
configured and set to auto-config (raidctl -A yes raidx).
Config files are stored in /etc as raid0.conf and raid1.conf.
Currently server shutdown / reboot seems to work properly.
My question is should we be adding to /etc/rc.conf:
raidframe=YES
This one probably isn't required but is there a benefit to using this method
rather than auto-config?
raidframeparity=YES
1) Does the above basically perform a 'fsck' equivalent (ie. check the
parity calc) against the parity on the drives at start-up?
2) Is this called prior to the processing of fstab (ie. before mounting)?
Thank you
Scott...
Thank you
Scott...
