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#1 2009-03-17 05:39:00

fukawi2
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[WIKI] Someone proof-read this article please?

I've almost completely rewritten this article since it had an 'out of date' notice on it and I'm about to go through the process that the article describes. Can someone please proof-read it for anything glaringly obvious that I've boo-boo'ed?
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Con … em_to_RAID

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#2 2009-03-17 06:18:00

abesto
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Re: [WIKI] Someone proof-read this article please?

I can't comment on the contents, but I fixed some typos and removed unnecessary spaces. One word I couldn't work out is "meeing" in "because it's meeing half the array!".


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#3 2009-03-17 21:23:37

fukawi2
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Re: [WIKI] Someone proof-read this article please?

Whoops.. "Missing"

Thanks abesto smile

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#4 2009-04-15 13:48:21

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Re: [WIKI] Someone proof-read this article please?

I changed a couple of instances of "loosing" to "losing".  wink

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#5 2009-04-16 19:36:55

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Re: [WIKI] Someone proof-read this article please?

"I suggest you drop to single user mode before you start by using the init 1 command. "

I'm not even close to an expert (never fiddled with raid arrays actually) but wouldn't it be better to do that from a livecd or liveusb if possible? No risk of data changing in the middle of the process then. If that is possible then it should read something like:

"I suggest you drop to single user mode before you start by using the init 1 command. Preferably you should do this using a livecd or a liveusb to ensure no data changes during the process".


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