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how do you do a raid (material) with this type of server
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how do you do a raid (material) with this type of server

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Hello, <br />
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I need to install redhat on a Sun Fire X4170 server, but my boss want me to do a raid 1. <br />
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&nbsp;How do I do a raid 1 on redhat?
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Hello, 

I need to install redhat on a Sun Fire X4170 server, but my boss want me to do a raid 1. 

 How do I do a raid 1 on redhat?

How to do a raid on Sun Fire X4170 (redhat)

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