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It is possible to setup a Level 1 RAID on a system running RH6.1 after a complete installation and has been running for quite a few weeks?<br />
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If so...I need a walk thru...and i am willing to give a few points for it ( up to 800 )...<br />
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Here is the system setup:<br />
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hda: 6.4 gig - This is the main drive where the installation is<br />
hdb: 8.0 gig - This is the drive that I wish to use as the RAID<br />
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hda has 5 partitions:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hda5: &nbsp; /usr<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hda6: &nbsp; /home<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hda7: &nbsp; /var<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hda8: &nbsp; /<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hda9: &nbsp; (swap)<br />
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I have RH6.1 right out of the box so the raid is enabled...and I have raid tools installed(came w/ it)<br />
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(more info available upon request/necessity)
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It is possible to setup a Level 1 RAID on a system running RH6.1 after a complete installation and has been running for quite a few weeks?

If so...I need a walk thru...and i am willing to give a few points for it ( up to 800 )...

Here is the system setup:

hda: 6.4 gig - This is the main drive where the installation is
hdb: 8.0 gig - This is the drive that I wish to use as the RAID

hda has 5 partitions:
     hda5:   /usr
     hda6:   /home
     hda7:   /var
     hda8:   /
     hda9:   (swap)

I have RH6.1 right out of the box so the raid is enabled...and I have raid tools installed(came w/ it)

(more info available upon request/necessity)

RAID setup after installation?

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