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Sbs Bofh wrote:
For years I've been setting up (open)suse machines with three (or more) partitions - each one using software RAID1, all partitions created and RAID set up during the installation. Has worked (at least up to 10.3) like a dream...
/dev/md0 as /boot, /dev/md1 as /, and /dev/md2 as swap is(was) my current standard.
Good to know I'm not alone out there ! :)
Is it true that you simply can't do this (at least the /boot bit) with opensuse 11.x?
I'd also like to know why this has changed !
I don't understand why this doesn't work, why this has changed in 11.x since it worked so well up to 10.3, and what I should be doing instead?
If you really want to do it, install it as you always did but, on the Grub configuration change it to load on the the first Hard Drive MBR. The system will then boot but, only if that 1st HD exists... In order to circumvent it, also install grub on the other HD's MBR I'm also a bit frustrated with this Regression, if it is a regression at all.
Thanks,
jim
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