Merge ~mwhudson/curtin:document-ptable-raid into curtin:master
Proposed by
Michael Hudson-Doyle
Status: | Merged |
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Approved by: | Ryan Harper |
Approved revision: | 08a530fa3582455826eae22a8f305dc7d1871b3f |
Merge reported by: | Ryan Harper |
Merged at revision: | 37a257fb7b6185940af90662cd3988f0ed0cb99c |
Proposed branch: | ~mwhudson/curtin:document-ptable-raid |
Merge into: | curtin:master |
Diff against target: |
114 lines (+79/-3) 1 file modified
doc/topics/storage.rst (+79/-3) |
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Server Team CI bot | continuous-integration | Approve | |
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Commit message
document that you can set ptable on raids
Description of the change
As discovered the hard way :)
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Yes, that looks good.
Let's add a short example with a partition:
** RAID Partition Example **::
# create RAID5 array /dev/md0 and first partition /dev/md0p1
- id: md0
type: raid
name: md0
raidlevel: 5
ptable: gpt
devices:
- sda1
- sdb1
- sdc1
spare_devices:
- sdd1
- id: md0p1
type: partition
device: md0
size: 10G