Re: raid1: module or compiled in?

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Zeno Davatz wrote:

> I am a Debian Woody 2.4.20 user and got the following question:
> 
> If I want the software raid to work do I need to compile it into the
> kernel or does it suffice if I just load the support as module?

md generally does have to be compiled in...the raid personality modules
(raid1, raid5, etc.) can be compiled as modules... more below...
 
> I was reading in the software-RAID Howto that the support should NOT be
> loaded as Module. Why would that be?

Were they talking about _md_ needing to be compiled in? Because it has
to be compiled into the kernel if you want to use persistent superblocks
and/or use it for your root partition. I have patches against 2.4 and
2.5 to fix this md problem, BTW, if anyone wants them...I posted the 2.5
one a while back...

--
Paul
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