Wilfried Weissmann wrote:
It must be severely broken; since if it just sticked to writing to the
device I pointed it at (hpt37x_ehgjaggaf) which is a RAID0 virtual
disk / whatever, it should never be able to overwrite metadata out on
the physical disk.
HPT desided to make the metadata
Thanks for the explanation!
There should be an option in the GRUB configuration to do this, so
that the RAID won't get overwritten the next time I do a grub-install,
I think.
That would make my life a lot easier! On the other hand, the most
straight forward thing to do would be to move the
Molle Bestefich wrote:
That would make my life a lot easier! On the other hand, the most
straight forward thing to do would be to move the stage 1.5 to another
default sector. So you can not forget to set any option that ruins your
array if missing. Also there is no need to add some autodetection
Chris Nicola wrote:
Yes I am having the exact same problem. I am actually just going to try
and lower version of grub for now but I will try this patch if that
still happens.
Just did this:
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grub device (hd0) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf
grub root (hd0,5)/boot
Filesystem type is
