[dundee] Ubuntu Install RAID 1 + LVM is a no go..
Andrew Clayton
andrew at digital-domain.net
Thu Jul 31 16:15:35 BST 2008
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:51:59 +0000 (GMT), Lee Hughes wrote:
> Okay, so software raid is cool , and I can see it's advantages over
> hardware raid..
>
> but
>
> If I install an ubunutu machine, I go through manual partitioning,
> and set up a raid 1 mirror (using two disks). If I then tell lvm to
> setup on that drive (raid device 0), the install then tried to
> parition the md device into two parts, a ext3 /boot and the rest as
> lvm.
>
> as we all know you can't partition raid devices, so them comes
> meltdown.
>
> I've tried to be clever too and create two raid device 1, for /boot
> and 1 for the lvm but the install just tried to partition again...
>
> ???????????????
>
> I presume you've all set up raid and lvm *after* the initial install
> of the o/s
I've never used LVM.
I've setup RAID both after and during OS install (CentOS & Fedora)
I wonder why LVM is trying to partition your RAID array? Not really
familiar with it, but wouldn't the RAID array just be a member of a
Logical Volume Group?...
Andrew
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