You're right Chuck....unless You want to upgrade to 2.2.13 kernel
and still boot on raid 1 which I can not figure out how to do.
mkinitrd as You suggested did not work so I am probably
going to raid ONLY the mounts i have data on. This means
that in case of disk failure I will have to reinstall but
have my data intact.
Sounds much more easy to maintain than booting on the raid.
Other opinions?
//OLAS
As there's been some comment made about RAID lately I thought I'd pass
along
that I'm using RAID1 in the kernel from a fresh Cartman install and it's
outstanding! A little trouble understanding how to get it working during
the
install but now that it's done it's really, really nice!
Good job Red Hat!
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