hmmmm I assume you want to do this w/ Software raid? Last time I set up anything w/ software raid it DID NOT support RAID 10 although that could have certainly changed by now. Also, it forced you to run either raid 1 or 5 for / and /boot I prefer to keep /boot and / out of a complicated raid array and save that for the data, ie, run 2x18gb scsi or equiv ide drives raid 1 for /boot and / this gives you plenty of room for installs, software, etc, and if you have hardware problems or filesystem corruption that prevents the data raid from working, you can still boot the system to fix things. just my .02$ worth... amm Philip Molter wrote:
How do you setup a RAID10 array in a kickstart file? I have two controllers with 8 drives each. I want to something like: c0p7 - c1p0 : md0 c0p1 - c1p1 : md1 c0p2 - c1p2 : md2 c0p3 - c1p3 : md3 c0p4 - c1p4 : md4 c0p5 - c1p5 : md5 c0p6 - c1p6 : md6 c0p7 - c1p7 : md7 md1 - md2 - md3 - md4 - md5 - md6 - md7 : md8 Put /boot on md0 and put everything else on md8 (a simplified case). Is this even possible with a kickstart file? The kickstart examples all assume you'll be creating either a raid0 or a raid1 or a raid5, but not a raid10. Philip * Philip Molter * Texas.Net Internet * http://www.texas.net/ * philip@xxxxxxxxx _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
