Re: re --corelog: does synchronization re-copy all data?

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malahal@us.ibm.com wrote:
Daniel B. [dsb@smart.net] wrote:

More generally, can LVM perform RAID1-style mirroring with only
two disks (without having to re-copy everything each boot)
(and, of course, being recoverable in case either disk fails)?

You should be able to force LVM to create a log device on one of your
two devices (--alloc anywhere)

So what happens if the disk containing the log dies?  Does LVM
keep running (presenting the logical volume implemented on the
physical volumes on the still-working disk)?

(And what happens at reboot time (with the failed disk still in
place)?)

Thanks,
Daniel
--
Daniel B.
dsb@smart.net

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