RE: Picking up development of dmraid

Mark-Willem Jansen <[email protected]> Wed, 18 Jul 2012 12:11:12 +0200
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Hi Danny=2C

Thanks for the info.

I will try to contact Phillip Susi directly. I already had some contact wit=
h him in the past. Lets see if we can make this tool fully functional.

For my own system I implemented dm-raid.ko support into dmraid and the kpar=
tx work-around. But I got some minor errors with gdisk when adding partitio=
ns to the raid. And I also find it dangerous that such an essential tool is=
 dependent on another tool.

Kind regards=2C

Mark-Willem



Date: Wed=2C 18 Jul 2012 10:08:28 +0100
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Picking up development of dmraid


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    Hi Mark-Willem Jansen

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    You may want to speak with Phillip Susi of the Ubuntu Dmraid team.

    He built a set of patches a long while ago that I don't think got
    included in the stable dmraid.

    He knows the ins and outs of dmraid and has spends a lot of time bug
    fixing during Ubuntu release cycles.

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    I think the main reason that this project has died is because it is
    a very niche market.

    It's usually only used by the people who run a dual boot with
    Windows as Mdadm is far superior for pure Linux installs.

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    Also GPT can already be used on top of dmraid=2C as far as I know you
    use dmraid to initialise the block devs and kpartx to deal with
    partitions.

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    Good luck and best regards=2C

    Danny
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Hi Danny=2C<br><br>Thanks for the info.<br><br>I will try to contact Philli=
p Susi directly. I already had some contact with him in the past. Lets see =
if we can make this tool fully functional.<br><br>For my own system I imple=
mented dm-raid.ko support into dmraid and the kpartx work-around. But I got=
 some minor errors with gdisk when adding partitions to the raid. And I als=
o find it dangerous that such an essential tool is dependent on another too=
l.<br><br>Kind regards=2C<br><br>Mark-Willem<br><br><br><br><div><div id=3D=
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    Hi Mark-Willem Jansen<br>
    <br>
    You may want to speak with Phillip Susi of the Ubuntu Dmraid team.<br>
    He built a set of patches a long while ago that I don't think got
    included in the stable dmraid.<br>
    He knows the ins and outs of dmraid and has spends a lot of time bug
    fixing during Ubuntu release cycles.<br>
    <br>
    I think the main reason that this project has died is because it is
    a very niche market.<br>
    It's usually only used by the people who run a dual boot with
    Windows as Mdadm is far superior for pure Linux installs.<br>
    <br>
    Also GPT can already be used on top of dmraid=2C as far as I know you
    use dmraid to initialise the block devs and kpartx to deal with
    partitions.<br>
    <br>
    Good luck and best regards=2C<br>
    Danny<br></div> 		 	   		  </div></body>
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