whole disk RAID partitioned directly, with Grub BIOS partition

David Dreezer dave at socialstrata.com
Wed May 23 22:54:20 CEST 2012


How about something like


# example of new config file for setup-storage
#
# <type> <mountpoint> <size>   <fs type> <mount options> <misc options>

disk_config disk1 align-at:32256B
primary -       128     -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       5120    -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       5120    -       -
logical -       2000-   -       -

disk_config disk2 align-at:32256B
primary -       128     -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       5120    -       -
logical -       2048    -       -
logical -       5120    -       -
logical -       2000-   -       -

disk_config raid
raid1   /boot   disk1.1,disk2.1 ext3    rw,noatime
raid1   swap    disk1.5,disk2.5 swap    sw
raid1   /       disk1.6,disk2.6 ext3    rw,errors=remount-ro
raid1   /var    disk1.7,disk2.7 ext3    rw,noatime
raid1   /tmp    disk1.8,disk2.8 ext3    rw,noatime
raid1   /usr    disk1.9,disk2.9 ext3    rw,noatime
raid1   /app    disk1.10,disk2.10       ext3    rw,noatime

This is a working config on our 4.0 install for MD raid. Perhaps it gives you a place to start from?

David Dreezer
> 
> We couldn't see an updated manual for FAI 4.0. Is any of this in there? Alternatively, has there been any work done to implement any of the above, and if not would you accept a patch if we take our stab at adding support for this?
> 
> Many thanks!
> 
> Iordan Iordanov
> CDF System Administrator,
> University of Toronto



More information about the linux-fai mailing list