Backups can be very important, no one wants to lose any of their data--especially if it has happened to you before.
I have previously setup my x64 desktop PC with softRAID, so everything I have in my /home folder is mirrored across 2 drives. However, I am not sure if I am overly paranoid, or …
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Finally...I've gotten around to doing this. It has really taken a lot longer than it should have...but life is busy (I even went on vacation somewhere in there...AND stripped wallpaper/painted 2 rooms in the house. haha).
"Installing softRAID on Linux" is a more fitting title, at this point--being the Linux…
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I fiddled around with this for a while, and ALMOST had it working. However, on boot, my root RAID was not built, so boot would not continue. I'm pretty sure something is out of order somewhere in some setting, but as of yet I have not been able to figure this…
This is a continuation of Part 1.
After fiddling with Ubuntu and my RAID setup for a while, I got to thinking. After every upgrade I would run into this same issue, and would have to re-do the array create/build/assembly process while making sure the kernel was placed properly, as well as the initramfs.
So... …
2009-09-03 07:13:18
