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Subject: Re: RAID1 is DEGRADED, but which disk is faulty?
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	Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to do RAID1 in FreeBSD with 2
drives with the 2nd drive either same capacity or larger.  I know the 2nd
drive will only have the same capacity as the first but assuming you were
using the FreeBSD Standard Boot Manager and then have /, /var, /usr - is
there a way to do RAID1 so that the 2nd drive will have identical FreeBSD
Standard Boot Manager in the MBR with the /, /var, /usr?


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