Mark Lucas wrote: >Thanks for this help but: > >>... basically you need a non-RAID >>/boot partition with an initrd that loads the RAID modules. >> > >how do I do this? > >I have /boot on my non-RAID disk. My RAID is mounted at /home. >How do I set up the initrd to load RAID modules? > > Mark > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? >Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com > Now I really don't understand... I need to see your disk configuration. Softwarte RAID, at least linux software RAID does not go by the disk, but rather by the partition.
You set up the initrd to load RAID by putting the RAID drivers names into /etc/modules.conf and running mkinitrd... Read the URL I gave you and you can do this all at install. If you have an IDE RAID controller working on this system you are very lucky to have gotten as far as you did. http://www.civileme.net/Softwaredoc/RAIDdoc.html Civileme
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