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- 5.1 General setup
- 5.2 Downloading and installing the RAID tools
- 5.3 Downloading and installing mdadm
- 5.4 Linear mode
- 5.5 RAID-0
- 5.6 RAID-1
- 5.7 RAID-4
- 5.8 RAID-5
- 5.9 The Persistent Superblock
- 5.10 Chunk sizes
- 5.11 Options for mke2fs
- 6.1 Detecting a drive failure
- 6.2 Querying the arrays status
- 6.3 Simulating a drive failure
- 6.4 Simulating data corruption
- 6.5 Monitoring RAID arrays
- 7.1
raid-levelandraidtab - 7.2 Autodetection
- 7.3 Booting on RAID
- 7.4 Root filesystem on RAID
- 7.5 Making the system boot on RAID
- 7.6 Converting a non-RAID RedHat System to run on Software RAID
- 7.7 Sharing spare disks between different arrays
- 7.8 Pitfalls
Software-RAID HOWTO
Jakob Østergaard
v1.1, 2004-06-03jakob@unthought.netand Emilio Buesobueso@vives.org
This HOWTO describes how to use Software RAID under Linux. It addresses a specific version of the Software RAID layer, namely the 0.90 RAID layer made by Ingo Molnar and others. This is the RAID layer that is the standard in Linux-2.4, and it is the version that is also used by Linux-2.2 kernels shipped from some vendors. The 0.90 RAID support is available as patches to Linux-2.0 and Linux-2.2, and is by many considered far more stable that the older RAID support already in those kernels.
1. Introduction
2. Why RAID?
3. Devices
4. Hardware issues
5. RAID setup
6. Detecting, querying and testing
7. Tweaking, tuning and troubleshooting
8. Reconstruction
9. Performance
10. Related tools
11. Partitioning RAID / LVM on RAID
12. Credits
13. Changelog
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