Hi,
I did an attempt to extend the create-cciss-mapping script a little bit
so that it would map other types of RAID devices as well.
- I removed the check for the cciss module in ocs-functions and
create-cciss-mapping so that it is always executed.
- And in create-cciss-mapping I altered:
==
for cdisk in /dev/cciss/c?d? /dev/ida/c?d? /dev/rd/c?d?; do
==
to:
==
dmraid_devices=()
for volume in $(dmraid -s -c | grep -iv "No RAID disks"); do
dmraid_devices+="/dev/mapper/$volume"
done
for cdisk in /dev/cciss/c?d? /dev/ida/c?d? /dev/rd/c?d?
${dmraid_devices}; do
==
This seems to work at first sight.
When ocs is started, the create-cciss-mapping script is executed, and it
creates /dev/sdc and /dev/sdc1 symlinks to my software raid device, and
the first partition on the raid device.
However in the Clonezilla savedisk screen the sdc device is still not
displayed.
Does a disk drive device need to have certain special properties to be
recognized by Clonezilla?
Yours sincerely,
Floris Bos
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