Re: What is the best way to set up RAID-1 on new Ubuntu install

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> the UEFI partition must be FAT and can't be a RAID partition becaus eof
> the limitations of UEFI

3rd attempt, let's see if this one gets through.
It can, at least on RHEL and derivatives.
>From my notes: mdadm --verbose --create --assume-clean /dev/md/r1_efi
--name=r1_efi --level=1 --metadata=1.0 --raid-devices=7
/dev/nvme[0,2-3,5-8]n1p1
You have to select "EFI file system" for the file system in the
installation and that was it.




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