> From Gerald's post:
> >Just use dd, put a second drive in the RaQ and dd it once in a while,
> >or dd it once and then use rsync to keep it up to date.
>
> Does this take care of all mkfs issues, or do I have to "make" a drive
> first? Is dd like a "real" mirroring system where it will take a drive out
> of the box and just do it?
>
Yes, dd does a bit by bit copy, anything on one disk will be copied to
the other, formats and all
dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdc
Copies everything from a to b (this will take a while)
"if" is in-file and "of" is out-file