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Hi all,
I have a Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server that has a pair of 300GB SATA drives in it. They are attached into the motherboard sockets, then i used mdadm in Ubuntu to make a RAID-1 array.
The time has come to add some more storage space, so i've bought a pair of 500GB SATA's. I want to use mdadm on these disks to create another RAID-1, then mount it under /home/users.
Is it possible to mount multiple disks under the same mount point, so that you could have an ever expanding folder (e.g. the files are distributed across the various disks that have been mounted there) so i could mount the original 300GB array under /home/users too, or am I talking nonsense?
Cheers,
Matt
I have a Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server that has a pair of 300GB SATA drives in it. They are attached into the motherboard sockets, then i used mdadm in Ubuntu to make a RAID-1 array.
The time has come to add some more storage space, so i've bought a pair of 500GB SATA's. I want to use mdadm on these disks to create another RAID-1, then mount it under /home/users.
Is it possible to mount multiple disks under the same mount point, so that you could have an ever expanding folder (e.g. the files are distributed across the various disks that have been mounted there) so i could mount the original 300GB array under /home/users too, or am I talking nonsense?
Cheers,
Matt
