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Hi,
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 09:53:09PM +0000, Adam Trickett wrote:
> Linux's LVM implementation is from HP-UX and doesn't do mirroring for that you
> need another application. IBM's original LVM solution can do mirroring of a
> within a volume group, so you don't need a RAID application first.
>
> Apparently it's now possible to do this in Linux, from Debian Etch and Centos
> 4 era systems. However I've not found out how, almost everyone talks about
> running LVM2 on top of standard Linux software RAID.
>
> Anyone know how?
I've never tried it, because I heard that if one disk dies then the
machine doesn't boot without manual intervention. Is this true?
Cheers,
Andy
