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Hello experts,<br />
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I wonder if it's possible to mirror an active boot disk on redhat.<br />
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I know how to do it during the install, but not after the install. I want to learn how to do it on a production server.
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Hello experts,

I wonder if it's possible to mirror an active boot disk on redhat.

I know how to do it during the install, but not after the install. I want to learn how to do it on a production server.

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