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= RAID and Logical Volume Mirror = |
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Most Linux systems only require the following: |
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* A root directory (/) |
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* swap space |
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RAID and Logical Volume Mirror (LVM2) pose additional challenges. |
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* Can RAID the entire drive ( /dev/sda <--> /dev/sdb ) |
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** or individual partitions ( /dev/sda1 <--> /dev/sdb1 ) |
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= Operating System = |
= Operating System = |
Revision as of 13:36, 15 June 2008
This software stack is based on This Beta Server hardware built for the Educational_Blogger_Project .
The following topics are covered
- Device layout
- RAID and Logical Volume Mirror
- Operating System considerations
- Middleware (web server, database, etc.)
- Additional Utilities
Device Layout
Based on the hardware, the following devices are available:
- CD/DVD Burner
/dev/hda (it is in the Primary/Master position on the first EIDE cable)
/dev/cdrom (many operating systems use this)
/dev/dvd (and this)
/dev/dvdrw (and this)
- SATA disks
/dev/sda (this is drive 1)
/dev/sdb (this is drive 2)
- USB keys or external drives
/dev/sdf for the drive itself
/dev/sdf1 (for the VFAT file system usually on it)
- Ethernet Network Interface cards
eth0, eth1 and eth2 seemed to be assigned to the one motherboard connector and two PCI cards differently between operating systems. I will need to track down the MAC addresses to keep them straight.
RAID and Logical Volume Mirror
Most Linux systems only require the following:
- A root directory (/)
- swap space
RAID and Logical Volume Mirror (LVM2) pose additional challenges.
- Can RAID the entire drive ( /dev/sda <--> /dev/sdb )
- or individual partitions ( /dev/sda1 <--> /dev/sdb1 )