Thanks - RAID1 is a special case that could be handled almost like the
filesystem on it since a complete copy is on each disk. For other raid
levels you'd have to access it though the md device to read and
create a matching device to accept the restore.
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Les Mikesell
les...@gm...
Steven Shiau wrote:
> No, RAID device is not supported now. We will try to make it in the
> future version.
>
> Steven.
>
> Les Mikesell wrote:
>> Should clonezilla be able to clone a disk where the partitions contain
>> one member of a Linux RAID1 md device? When I tried, it recognized the
>> underlying copy of the ext3 filesystem (which is also sort-of right) but
>> did not duplicate the raid superblock so the copy wasn't recognized at
>> boot up. I was hoping to be able to clone one disk, then be able to
>> rebuild the mirror setup after the copied machine was running.
>>
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