On Jun 26, 2008, at 4:43 PM, outsider wrote:
Well, maybe I should express what I am looking for, in hopes someone
can
suggest an alternative.
- join multiple pre-formated (with the FS of my choosing) partitions
on the
same machine (on different sized drives) into one large accessible
space.
- If one drive dies, only the data on that drive is lost. All other
data
remains.
- If I pull one drive/parttion out, it should be accessible like a
regular
partition on another system. (this means that the original FS is not
modified, and remains accessible when the drive is removed)
I know there's JBOD. What I 'm looking for is kinda like that, but not
exactly.
mkdir -p /place/a /place/b
mount /dev/deva /place/a
mount dev/edevb /place/b
You can use any sort of native filesystem that your OS will
support... All data in one contigous space. Loose a drive; loose
only one directory tree... Pull the drive out and mount it on some
other system elsewhere... What else are you missing?
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