Hi all,
I thought to have tested this a while ago but I guess not.
I have a Centos 5.3 system (call its SYSA) software raid 0, 2 disks.
I have an identical system (SYSB) else were, so I pull one of my
mirrors drives from SYSA and put it in SYSB as the only drive in SYSB.
Upon but I get grub error.
I boot in recuse mode (CD, linux rescue) and it attempts to mount the
disk, but claims no partitions exists.
I drop into a shell and mount it w/o issues.
Running fdisk on the drive tells me its got 2 partitions which is true.
I set this up as ext3, no LVMs, etc... with root and the other
partition being swap.
I've always thought that all I can do in the event of motherboard
failure os to have a duplicate system around and merely move a dive
off to it.
- aurf
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