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If you have a dual-boot system that uses Linux software RAID and or LVM, you'll need support for those in coLinux in order to get your system up and running. This page goes over what's necessary for each. Note : This is based on my experiences with a Fedora Core 2 native installation and a coLinux snapshot running a 2.6.7 kernel. YMMV. Also, this isn't an easy process; if you aren't rather familiar with the Linux command line, you might have some trouble.

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rdfs:label	CoLinuxNativeRAID
rdfs:comment	If you have a dual-boot system that uses Linux software RAID and or LVM, you'll need support for those in coLinux in order to get your system up and running. This page goes over what's necessary for each. Note : This is based on my experiences with a Fedora Core 2 native installation and a coLinux snapshot running a 2.6.7 kernel. YMMV. Also, this isn't an easy process; if you aren't rather familiar with the Linux command line, you might have some trouble.
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abstract	If you have a dual-boot system that uses Linux software RAID and or LVM, you'll need support for those in coLinux in order to get your system up and running. This page goes over what's necessary for each. Note : This is based on my experiences with a Fedora Core 2 native installation and a coLinux snapshot running a 2.6.7 kernel. YMMV. Also, this isn't an easy process; if you aren't rather familiar with the Linux command line, you might have some trouble.

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