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From: Ninti Systems <office@ninti.com.au>
Subject: RE: Please review: Slackware RAID How-To
Date: 21 May 2004 12:17:37 +0930
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Further to my last posting re RAID1 on Slackware 9.1 using the "Lange
Method":

Building extra arrays after booting into the installed system seems to
work as expected. It just means that "core" filesystems like /var or
/tmp can't be easily installed across more than 4 raid arrays during
setup. I guess that some filesystem copying and fstab editing might
solve this if really necessary.

How/where can I access the raidtab file on the install CD during setup?
This would be a good point to include in the HOW-TO.

Mick