@Dustin:
Do I err with my impression that your intension is to get some quick fix while my concern is to make Ubuntu as simple and reliable as possible? It is now the moment to make sure that the user interface while booting mirrored raids is understandable and maneagable not only for experts but also for ordinary people like me ;-)
a) I am not fluent enough in bashing, so I can give only some hints easily realiziable for willing experts:
(btw smartctl adds 176K to 8M of initrd and imho is worth the effort).
Do for all devices used in array:
smartctl --smart=on --offlineauto=on --saveauto=on -H /dev/sda
if [ $? != 0 ] ; then
echo "smartctl error $? in /dev/sda"
...
b) Did I misunderstand when assuming that kernel boot paramters must be set beforhand (when grub is running) or how will the user interface look.
Sorry but I'm missing better english knowledge to make you understand how I imagine the user interface in case of problems :-(
@Dustin:
Do I err with my impression that your intension is to get some quick fix while my concern is to make Ubuntu as simple and reliable as possible? It is now the moment to make sure that the user interface while booting mirrored raids is understandable and maneagable not only for experts but also for ordinary people like me ;-)
a) I am not fluent enough in bashing, so I can give only some hints easily realiziable for willing experts:
(btw smartctl adds 176K to 8M of initrd and imho is worth the effort).
Do for all devices used in array:
smartctl --smart=on --offlineauto=on --saveauto=on -H /dev/sda
if [ $? != 0 ] ; then
echo "smartctl error $? in /dev/sda"
...
b) Did I misunderstand when assuming that kernel boot paramters must be set beforhand (when grub is running) or how will the user interface look.
Sorry but I'm missing better english knowledge to make you understand how I imagine the user interface in case of problems :-(