Re: Booting off of RAID10 versus RAID1 | |
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David Greaves wrote:
Maurice Hilarius wrote:After recent issues discovered with RAID1 and failing disks, I am contemplating alternatives to ensure more reliability. The question that arises: Is there any way to boot a system from a RAID10 md?I've been wondering about booting grub/initrd from a flash USB stick (industrial quality if needed).
Not needed, you won't be writing it often (I hope!), so just the MBR and /boot can go on that device.
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