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RAID 1 with Vicibox Server v3.1.10

Postby enavaro » Thu May 12, 2011 11:51 pm

Hello community,

I have Quad Core 4gig RAM and 2x 500gb Sata HDD. 10 agents outbound campaign. I also downloaded Vicibox Server v3.1.10 now my question is how can I use this ISO to create a RAID 1 setup and installation will continue?

I don't know if this is the right place to ask help regarding RAID setup, but installer like vicibox helps alot in terms of time and uncomplicated installation process.

enavaro

By the way I check with the docs that comes with Vicibox, the RAID document is intended for Scratch Install.
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Postby Trying » Fri May 13, 2011 12:54 pm

The right place will be to search for Opensuse Raid1 setup on the net rather. The setting up of the Raid itself is not related to Vicidial.
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Postby Kumba » Fri May 13, 2011 4:30 pm

You do it as part of the phase-1 installation. All the work is done through the partitioning screen. Here is something that is pretty close, although it shows the GUI instead of the CLI installer. about 90% of it will carry over though:
http://vavai.net/2009/12/implementing-s ... suse-11-2/

I wouldn't really bother with the 100-meg boot partition. Only time you need that is if the array that holds the / (root) partition is not a RAID-1. I would just make a 4gb swap partition and the rest as / (root). I would also use EXT3 instead of EXT4 for the filesystem. It's friendlier with all things involved really.

Other then that, good luck.
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