Ross Walker wrote on Fri, 12 Dec 2008 19:35:48 -0500:
I think I would do it the same or very similar.
> 4) created a degraded raid1 called md2 out of new sdb2, use --force
> with mdadm
Why force?
> 7) removed sda1 from md0 and sda2 from md1 killing md1 off, I don't
> remember if I did a mkinitrd at this point, but if in doubt, generate
> one
Yes, if your root device path changes, you have to run mkinitrd with the
*new* fstab.
> 9) fdisk'd boot partition of type autoraid and lvm partition of type
> autoraid, same as before. Added grub to new sdb mbr.
At this point you can simply copy the structure over with sfdisk and avoid
the manual creation.
Kai
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