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Am 2008-05-15 um 11:14 schrieb Gilles Guiot:
Hello all,
I'm a newbie to Linux. I have a Dell server with two raid arrays (sda
and
sdb), both raid 1. I created and LVM on sdb. After having copied the
filesystem from sda onto sdb, I want to configure grub so that it
boots on
sdb.
Could you clarify what your setup is?
Do you have two disks, sda and sdba, which together form *one* RAID1
array, or
do you have two partitions on each of the two disks and use two RAID1
arrays,
or...?
my server has two raid1 arrays, each with two disks, for a total of four
hd. sda1 relates to the biggest partion on the first array (sda) and
sdb1 relates to the only partition on the second raid array. point is
this sdb1 is "in lvm" so to speak, ie there is an lv using all of the
partition.
I don't quite understand why you only create LVM on sdb, not on sda,
and what you mean by "copying the filesystem from sda to sdb".
This is an installed and working server. Because we needed more space
for backuppc, the initial plan was to create an lvm on the second raid
array, boot to it and see if it worked, if so extend it by incorporating
the first raid array.
You probably mean you have two partitions on disks sda and sdb, one small
partition and a larger partition. Then you put the two small partitions
together in RAID1 and use it for /boot. You also put the two larger
partitions
together into another RAID1 array and use this for LVM.
And now you want to make sure you can boot your system either from sda
or sdb,
i.e. you can start the system even if one disk has failed, correct?
when i type grub> root (sdb,0) , i get the message : syntax error near
unexpected token '('.
Could someone tell me what's my mistake and how to do it properly ?
Do you type "grub> root (sdb,0)" (without the "") all in one line? If
so, you
have misunderstood the instructions! You first need to type "grub",
then press
enter, this will get you to the GRUB command, i.e. you will see a command
prompt of "grub>" at the left. Only then you have to enter "root
(sdb,0)" and
all the other commands (each followed by pressing enter and without
the "").
I typed the first grub to enter the grub command, omitted to specifiy it
. Apologies.
-Moritz
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