Ruslan Sivak wrote:
I didn't think you were duplicating / across all 4 in the layout you
proposed. Thus the questions about putting /boot there. If your
/boot doesn't work you can always boot the install cd in rescue mode
to fix it but there's not much you can do about a missing /.
Originally I had boot on 2 drives raid1, with 2 more drives being
hotspares. Then I realized that this makes no sense, if you can just
set up a raid1 with 4 drives (where each drive is a copy of each
other). Didn't really know if it was supported, but looks like it works.
I don't think there is a limit. I have one set built with 2 250 gig
internal drives plus one specified as 'missing'. I periodically connect
a matching external firewire drive, add it to the array and let it sync.
When it is finished I unmount the partition just long enough to fail
the drive and remove it, and then rotate it offsite. This is for a
backuppc archive which has millions of hardlinks from its pooling scheme
that would make it difficult to copy with normal file oriented methods.
--
Les Mikesell
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