I checked my systems and they are using deadline. But that's a good tip; it's not something I'd ever thought to check. ------------------------------ TOM GIRSCH ------------------------------
It's personal preference, but I'd make the RAID-10 visible to the OS as a single device, encapsulate it into LVM with pvcreate, and then create a volume group that holds the whole thing. Then use lvcreate to make one logical volume per chunk and link ...
It was on CentOS 7 where I discovered that raw devices were more trouble than they're worth. And because they add the extra layer of abstraction, it makes tracing problems a challenge. Instead of having a relatively straightforward /dev/[vg]/[volume] ...
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