Help putting RAID into fstab
Chris Burel
chrisburel at gmail.com
Sun Jan 25 10:38:01 MST 2009
Yes, I figured it out. My first attempt at putting it in rcsysinit.d
was to place it in the S40mountfs script. But it really should be
sooner, in S30checkfs. I have it working now.
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 4:07 AM, <richard.melville at ntlworld.com> wrote:
> Chris -- I thought that this was your question:-
>
>> Under my old Fedora Core 5 install, I ran this to mount it after boot:
>> dmraid -ay && mount /dev/mapper/isw_chfejjcgci_Data1 /mnt/data
>>
>> But I'd like it to be in the fstab so I don't have to run those
>> commands every time I log in.
>> I found the Documentation/md.txt file in the kernel source, but it
>> seems to be for people that want to boot from their raid device.
>
> ...which suggests that you *don't* want to boot from the RAID device and that you just want to automate the command that you were previously using. In which case a script called from rcsysinit.d would work just fine.
>
> Richard
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