On Tue, 4 Jan 2022, John Jason Jordan wrote:
Once you've create the RAID1 array(s) each will appear in /dev. Once you have the device name for each array you can get its UUID, and then list it in fstab. You do not want to list each disk individually in fstab, because that would mount each disk individually.
John, fdisk -l provides the UUID for each drive.
I can never remember the command to get the UUID of a device, but when working on things like this I invariably have Gparted running, and it is happy to give me the UUIDs.
blkid Rich
