Re: total sector size in disklabel != the size of raid

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Subject: Re: total sector size in disklabel != the size of raid
From: Edgar Fuß <ef%math.uni-bonn.de@localhost>
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2012 13:39:02 +0200

> Or does the warning disappear as soon as I have a GPT on the RAID 
> (atm, I have neither an MBR nor a disklabel nor a GPT on it)?
No, it doesn't.

I dont't know whether I have made myself sufficiently clear: What annoys me 
is that I get a warning I can't do anything about and despite having done 
everything as intended (GPTs/wedges on the RAID component and the RAID itself).

I don't like to get "oh, these are normal" type warnings.

References:
- total sector size in disklabel != the size of raid (was: full-disc partition)
  - From: Edgar Fuß
- re: total sector size in disklabel != the size of raid (was: full-disc partition)
  - From: matthew green
- Re: total sector size in disklabel != the size of raid
  - From: Edgar Fuß

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