kernel autodetection

[Avery Fay]

Hello,   I'm trying to set up a 2 drive raid level 0 array. I have gotten to the point where I run mkraid /dev/md/0 (Note: I'm using devfs so the device names will look a bit strange) and it successfully intializes the array. I can make a filesystem and mount it just fine but when I reboot the kernel does not automatically detect it. I made all of the relevant partitions type FD and enabled the persistent-superblock. Still no detection. Any hints?   Here is my raidtab (Note again: I'm using devfs):   raiddev /dev/md/0     raid-level    0     nr-raid-disks    2     chunk-size    32     persistent-superblock    1     device    /dev/ide/host2/bus0/target0/lun0/part5     raid-disk    0     device    /dev/ide/host2/bus1/target0/lun0/part5     raid-disk    1   Other possibly relevant information:   kernel version 2.3.51 the partitions in the array are on two drives on a Promise     Ultra66 card when I boot I do see a few lines about md and raid0 but     when I look at /proc/mdstat the array is not detected   Finally, if I run raidstart then it works again. So, there is nothing wrong with the actual array (I think).   Any suggestions would be appreciated, Avery