You can create a RAID device with the two drives, but you must make partitions of the same size to do so (as mentioned previously). You'll either have to backup/partition/restore to do this or try Parition Magic 4 which can resize ext2 partitions. There is also an ext2resize package that can dynamically resize ext2 partitions (search freshmeat.net for ext2resize), but make sure to be careful with ext2resize and PM. Good article to get you going: http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue45/nielsen.html Marco

It depends on what you mean by mirror, if you mean have 2 copies that are always the same then I doubt that you can, AFAIK mirrors (or raid-1) must be composed of partitions. If you mean a copy that mirrors the state at some earlier time then I suggest that you look at rsync or rdist.

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