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A.2 December 1, 2006 (Updates)

Updates were made to the following sections. The changes are explained below.

A.2.1 Overview of EVMS

The following changes were made to this section:
Location
Section 1.4, "Terminology,"
on page 12
Section 1.5, "Location of
Device Nodes for EVMS
Storage Objects," on
page 13
A.2.2 Using EVMS to Manage Devices
The following changes were made to this section:
Location
Section 2.2.3, "Edit the /etc/
init.d/boot.evms Script," on
page 23
Section 2.2.5, "Force the
RAM Disk to Recognize the
Root Partition," on page 25
A.2.3 Managing Multipathing for Devices and Software RAIDs
The following changes were made to this section:
Location
Section 5.1.3, "Guidelines
for Multipathing," on page 42
92 SLES 10 Storage Administration Guide for EVMS
Section A.2.1, "Overview of EVMS," on page 92
Section A.2.2, "Using EVMS to Manage Devices," on page 92
Section A.2.3, "Managing Multipathing for Devices and Software RAIDs," on page 92
Section A.2.4, "Managing Software RAIDs," on page 93
Section A.2.5, "Managing Software RAIDs with mdadm," on page 93
Change
Changes were made for clarification.
Changes were made for clarification.
Change
Effective in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, this procedure is no longer
necessary.
Recent patches to mkinitrd might resolve the need to do this task. For
the latest version of mkinitrd, see
(http://support.novell.com/techcenter/psdb/
24c7dfbc3e0c183970b70c1c0b3a6d7d.html)
Support Center.
Change
Effective in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, a root partition on multipath
is supported only if the /boot partition is on a separate, non-multipathed
partition. Otherwise, no bootloader is written.
Recommended Updates for mkinitrd
at the Novell Technical