On 30/11/2020 23:21, Reindl Harald wrote:
And putting a partition table in your array does exactly what to help
that?
* in case you ever need to reinstall your OS you
want your data not in the same filesystem
Which is why I partition my disk. I use one raid for the OS, and
another for my data.
but than "fdisk -l" shows partitions - what the hell.....
that above you responded to has no partitions but the whole drive for
the RAID
Yup - the raid sits directly on top of the hard drive - AND IS ITSELF
PARTITIONED.
Both of those are not normal - it is not normal for a raid to sit on
bare drives, and it is not normal for a raid to contain partitions.
(Although there's nothing actually wrong with either :-)
Cheers,
Wol
