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Article:		Implementing Hardware RAID on FreeBSD
Subject:		Great article...
Date:		2005-01-03 14:20:08
From:		jbd

I understood everything except this: mount -r /dev/da0s1a OLD mount -r /dev/da0s1e OLD/var mount -r /dev/da0s1f OLD/tmp mount -r /dev/da0s1g OLD/usr mount -r /dev/da0s1h OLD/usr/home Next, I mounted the new filesystem. mount /dev/da0s1a NEW mount /dev/da0s1e NEW/var mount /dev/da0s1f NEW/tmp mount /dev/da0s1g NEW/usr mount /dev/da0s1h NEW/usr/home The device names seem to be the same in both. Shouldn't the OLD mount commands list the OLD hard drives? That threw me for a loop. Otherwise great job! I understood the article, even as a relative newcomer to UNIX and FreeBSD, and am hoping to implement some of the concepts on a fileserver I am setting up.

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