[CoLoCo] Hardy SoftRAID
Leon Jaimes
slyride at gmail.com
Tue May 13 07:15:23 BST 2008
So solved this, I had the fakeRAID enabled on my Mobo still. So
redoing the config a bit so that /boot, swap and / are on RAID.
On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 7:38 PM, Leon Jaimes <slyride at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to set up a SoftRAID configuration on my old machine and
> keep running into issues with it.
> Does anyone know of a good step by step guide? The guides I've found
> are older and may still apply, but I keep getting stuck.
> The machine is an
> AMD X2 with 2GB RAM and 4x300GB SATA II Seagate Barracudas.
> 1. Boot off the ubuntu-8.04-alternate-i386.iso cd.
> 2. When it gets to the partition set up I use manual partitioning and
> set it up like so:
> sda
> >sda1 primary 246.7MB B F ext2 /boot
> >sda2 primary 4.0GB K RAID
> >sda3 primary 295.0GB K RAID
> >pri/log 822.5MB FREE SPACE
> sdb
> >sdb1 primary 4.0GB K RAID
> >sdb2 primary 295.0GB K RAID
> >pri/log 1.1GB FREE SPACE
> sdc
> >sdc1 primary 4.0GB K RAID
> >sdc2 primary 295.0GB K RAID
> >pri/log 1.1GB FREE SPACE
> sdd
> >sdd1 primary 4.0GB K RAID
> >sdd2 primary 295.0GB K RAID
> >pri/log 1.1GB FREE SPACE
> RAID 5 device # 0
> >#1 885GB EXT3 /
> RADI 5 device # 1
> >#1 12GB swap
>
> I set it up and it all looks fine until it get to the end and tries to
> install grub, then it gets a fatal error.
> Is there something obviously wrong with my setup?
> Should I be using the AMD64 cd?
>
> My end goal here is to have a file server so if anyone knows of a
> better way to do this, let me know.
> Thanks
> L-
>
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