Actually, I'd suggest something slightly better:
Instead of writing kernel chunks only on the first disk, those chunks may as
well be written on each disk, and you'd end up with a complete bootable
kernel on each disk.
The advantage is that if you loose a disk in a Raid 4/5 configuration, you
still have a working kernel on each of the other disks, and you can still
boot in degraded mode.
Marc
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