Re: Raid-5, LVM, Reiser FS

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On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 04:20:13PM -0700, Chris Hirsch wrote:
> Yeah! I'm finally going to do it! I got the start of my hardware and I'm 
> going to do a Raid-5 configuration...I was trying to find an updated 
> RAID HOWTO but the newest I could find is here 
> http://unthought.net/Software-RAID.HOWTO/Software-RAID.HOWTO.html
> 
> Is that the newest available...
> 

Yes it is the newest.

I've been wanting to update it for more than a year now - but actually
the information therein (with the exception of the links) is still up to
date and correct.

> Are there any HOWTOs that anybody knows about on how to do a RAID-5 with 
> LVM and a Reiser-FS filesystem? Are there are reasons not to do this? If 
> I can dynamically resize (hopefully using the raidreconf with no 
> problems) the array does LVM get me anything?

As the HOWTO describes, RAID doesn't care or know about filesystems.

RAID is the same, no matter which block device you put it on (IDE, SCSI,
or some LVM (or RAID!) of other disks), and no matter which filesystem
(if any) you put on it.    RAID is a block device, made up from block
devices.   It is as simple as that   :)

I'm sorry I cannot comment on you LVM question, as I have never used
LVM myself.

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