On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 11:12:49 -0700 (PDT) Tom Spec <samag70-ignore@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > When you get to the Disk Partitioning Setup screen during the > installation, choose Manually Partition with Disk DruidIf > there are already partitions on the disk delete themClick RAID, > choose Create a software RAID partition, click OK, select sda (or > hda) only, choose fixed size, 250 MB, and click OKClick > RAID, choose Create a software RAID partition, click OK, select sdb > (or hdb) only, choose fixed size, 250 MB, and click OKClick > RAID, choose Create a RAID device, click OK, choose /boot as the > mount point, File System Type ext3, RAID Device md0, RAID Level > RAID1, select sda and sdb, click OKClick RAID, choose > Create a software RAID partition, click OK, select sda (or hda) > only, choose Fill to maximum allowable size, click OKClick > RAID, choose Create a software RAID partition, click OK, select sdb > (hdb) only, choose Fill to maximum allowable size, click > OKClick RAID, choose Create a RAID device, choose File System > Type physical volume (LVM), RAID Device md1, RAID Level RAID1, > select sda and sdb, click OKClick LVM, click Add, create logical > volumes as required (don't forget SWAP)Continue the remainder of > the OS installation normallyAfter the OS is up, you should do this do > this as root to make sure both disks would be bootable: You really do not want to do it this way. Setting up raid on a partitions just seems like such a bad idea on so many levels. You should do it on the entire disk. Last time I remember messing with it, the setup screen for that was not capable of doing that.
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