NEC Express5800/320Fd-LR User Manual page 75

IMPORTANT:
<Partition Layout>
Make sure to create a software RAID partition exactly as one of the following patterns;
otherwise, the ft server might not function correctly.
Partition Configuration
[Number of disks: 2(Mount CPU/IO module 0 Slot 1 and CPU/IO module Slot 1)]
Mount Point
Pattern 1 [Number of disks=2
(put Slot1 of CPU/IO module 0 and Slot1 of CPU/IO module 1)]
/boot
/var/crash
/
swap
(Unused)
Pattern 2 [Number of disks=2
(put Slot1 of CPU/IO module 0 and Slot1 of CPU/IO module 1)]
/boot
/var/crash
/
swap
/home
Pattern 3 [Number of disks=2
(put Slot1 of CPU/IO module 0 and Slot1 of CPU/IO module 1)]
/boot
/var/crash
/
swap
*1 We recommend you to save 200 to 300MB size partition as described above
because the latest kernel security and bug fixed should be additionally
installed on the /boot partition (larger than 100MB) to use the system
continuously.
*2 Save 2GB larger memory than the one implemented on NEC Express5800/ft
Series. If the mounted memory is large enough, the swap may not be used.
Save an appropriate size depending on the purpose and the load of the
File
System
Type
ext3 md0(RAID Level=1,Device=sda1,sdb1)
ext3 md1(RAID Level=1,Device=sda2,sdb2)
ext3 md2(RAID Level=1,Device=sda3,sdb3)
swap md3(RAID Level=1,Device=sda5,sdb5)
- -
ext3 md0(RAID Level=1,Device=sda1,sdb1)
ext3 md1(RAID Level=1,Device=sda2,sdb2)
ext3 md2(RAID Level=1,Device=sda3,sdb3)
swap md3(RAID Level=1,Device=sda5,sdb5)
ext3 md4(RAID Level=1,Device=sda6,sdb6)
ext3 md0(RAID Level=1,Device=sda1,sdb1)
ext3 md1(RAID Level=1,Device=sda2,sdb2)
ext3 md2(RAID Level=1,Device=sda3,sdb3)
swap md3(RAID Level=1,Device=sda5,sdb5)
Linux Setup 4-15
RAID Size
256MB
24GB
15GB
4 to 26GB
*2
All rests
256MB
24GB
15GB
4 to 26GB
*2
All rests
256MB
24GB
All rests
4 to 26GB
*2