James Knott wrote: > Joe Morris (NTM) wrote: > >> On 08/09/2007 10:04 PM, James Knott wrote: >> >> >>> Is /boot on it's own partition, outside of the RAID array? If you are >>> using RAID or LVM, /boot has to have it's own partition. >>> >>> >> Wrong. I think it used to be so (8.0), but I have an md root and home >> similar to the OP with NO separate boot partition. I do think grub has >> to be installed in the MBR though, as was suggested. >> >> >> > I finally got around to trying this. During install, when I create a > logical volume on RAID for /boot, I get the error message: > 'You cannot use the mount point "/boot" for LVM.' > > Try going to http://en.opensuse.org/How_to_install_SUSE_Linux_on_software_RAID for an article that worked for me. I have 10.3 running on a 1.4TB raid 3 MD partitions, 1 Raid 0, 1 Raid 1 and 1 Raid 5 partition on 4 drives. You do not need an external drive to boot from.
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