What makes you think /dev/sda is the raid? For me cat /proc/scsi/scsi
lists all 4 drives which, to me, implies that it is raw.
fdisk could not partition the raid by default. I needed to use sfdisk the
first time. After that fdisk worked fine.
If I have both modules loaded I can mount /dev/i2o/hd/dics0/part1 but not
/dev/sda1 (no filesystem).
I was hoping i2o_scsi would make it appear as a "normal" scsi device, but
I don't think that is happening with the current driver.
If you are having a different scsi setup I would be interested in trying
to set my system up the same way. Thanks!
Later, JOSH
On Mon, 14 May 2001, Juan Pablo Abuyeres wrote:
> > > Then When I tried to fdisk /dev/sda (/dev/sda is a RAID1 of two
> > > Quantum disks) syslog shows this:
> >
> > is /dev/sda the raid or the disks raw ?
>
> /dev/sda is the RAID1
>
> > > So, I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or what, but I haven't been
> > > able to get it working on 2.4.4 yet... please help.
> >
> > Ok I need to put mroe disks and newer firmware on my card when I have some
> > time
>
> my /dev/dsa is a RAID1 made of two quantum atlas 10K II 18.xGb.
> Unfortunately I have to get this RAID running this week (maybe on
> wednesday) and after that I won't be able to do tests... so.. maybe
> I would have to use 2.2.19 instead of 2.4.4 :-(...
>
> Juan Pablo Abuyeres
>
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