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Gentoo lvm+raid root - Fabrice Aneche
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Recover a single drive from an abandoned RAID 1 mirrored pair - mikecoats.com
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| | How much of the RAID array's state has been lost by pulling the drive? Can one drive be mounted as if it was always just a single disk? Is there even anything left?
| | cesarvr.io
Arch Linux install cheat sheet :: Cesar's Bitacora A simple theme for Hugo
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| | Arch Linux installation instruction for the impatient. Partition fdisk /dev/d #sda all disk in my case. #15 GB partition. Command (m for help): #type n and press Enter Partition type: Select (default p): #press Enter Partition number (1-4, default 1): #press Enter First sector (2048-209715199, default 2048): #press Enter start in the beginning. Last sector, +sectors or +size...(): #type +19G and press Enter. #SWAP 1GB Command (m for help): #type n and press Enter Partition type: Select (default p): #pres...
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[erfahrungen, meinungen, halluzinationen]: Dear Lazyweb ... why does lshw (still) identify my Linux raid autodetect partition(s) as NTFS volumes?
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| | A private blog about Debian GNU/Linux, my work and life as a Debian user and as Debian developer.
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Formatting USB disk on Linux | Piotr Wittchen
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| Sometimes we may want to format external USB drive. I recently encountered a situation, where I had bootable USB drive with operating system ready to install, but I wanted to remove all this stuff and use disk for storing data. I couldn't format this disk with GUI tools for some reason and I kept getting errors or information that it's not possible. In case you don't know, on Linux everything is always possible, so I quit that GUI tool, opened terminal and start playing with good old and simple programs.