On Tue, Feb 04, 2003 at 11:03:16PM +0100, Alex Polite wrote: > > A hard drive on a firewall I maintain crashed. I just built a new > firewall using the bf2.4 woody installation floppies. I selected ext3 > as my file system. > > I would like to add RAID-1 to this setup. How do I add RAID-1 without > rebuilding the file system? I'm about to do something similar on an ext2 system (I don't know how much it varies from one to the other) and I have this link http://www.winamp.com/components/detail.jhtml?componentId=123836 That I found googling "linux software raid howto." There are several versions of this howto out there, but this particular one has a section that is geared towards RAIDing a non-raid system. If you look around you'll find some other methods suggested as well. I haven't tried this out yet (I'm setting up a box to "practice" on before I do it on my actual router/webserver/mailserver to be safe). Let me know how it goes! Hope that helps Steve -- Steve Wollkind 810 C San Pedro steve@njord.org College Station, TX 77845 http://njord.org/~steve 979.575.2948 -- "When I was sitting in chuch before, I used to bring something to do, like draw. Now I'm learning things, like Noah lived to be very old, and people were mean to him" -Drew Schulz, 11, as quoted in Time (Dec 16, 2002, p62)
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