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[[Main Page|Home]] > [[CentOS]] > [[CentOS 6.x]] > [[System administration tools]] > [[Filesystem, partition or disk related tools]] > [[Software raid configuration]] > [[Configuring software RAID on server during installation]] | |||
#Install OS on hard-disks with software raid partitions. | #Install OS on hard-disks with software raid partitions. | ||
#Boot using 'Fedora resuce cd' or 'System rescue cd' and mark first partition (that is '/boot', or '/') in all hard-disks as bootable. (One can use fdisk and 'a' option). Hence it is important to have first partiition in raid 1 in all hard-disks, so that we can boot properly. Other partitions can be in raid 5 or 6 if required. | #Boot using 'Fedora resuce cd' or 'System rescue cd' and mark first partition (that is '/boot', or '/') in all hard-disks as bootable. (One can use fdisk and 'a' option). Hence it is important to have first partiition in raid 1 in all hard-disks, so that we can boot properly. Other partitions can be in raid 5 or 6 if required. | ||
#Reboot system and it should boot properly | #Reboot system and it should boot properly | ||
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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > System administration tools > Filesystem, partition or disk related tools > Software raid configuration > Configuring software RAID on server during installation
- Install OS on hard-disks with software raid partitions.
- Boot using 'Fedora resuce cd' or 'System rescue cd' and mark first partition (that is '/boot', or '/') in all hard-disks as bootable. (One can use fdisk and 'a' option). Hence it is important to have first partiition in raid 1 in all hard-disks, so that we can boot properly. Other partitions can be in raid 5 or 6 if required.
- Reboot system and it should boot properly
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