Hi, I'm trying to install Debian using FAI on a system equipped with a Very Large (>2TB) RAID array. The install kernel doesn't take notice of the device because - it contains the 1st version of the 3w-9xxx driver - it probably hasn't LBD support configured properly so I will have to postpone configuration of the device to the first reboot of the "real" kernel (which is built with LBD and 3w-9xxx). Unfortunately, neither fdisk nor sfdisk has been built with LBD support. Should I consider missing LBD support a bug of Debian packages (and consequently file a bug), or am I missing something? Is there a *fdisk utility that can handle large block devices out of the box, and can be driven by a small script (fdisk isn't optimal to do this...)?
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