Well I am trying to create a striped(raid 0) raid drive. I read in the
document and man page that mkraid can't be used for striped drives. Is
there some other step required? Thanks for such a quick reply.
Robert
Hi,
Did you run "mkraid" to setup the superblocks before you ran "raidstart"?
- David Harris
Principal Engineer, DRH Internet Services
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Roberto Rivera
Sent: Friday, December 18, 1998 10:19 PM
To:
Hello,
I downloaded the raidtools-19981214-0.90 file and patch. I have been
trying to configure the raid drive so that I can then format it and then
mount in it. I would like to test it out but maybe I'm typing the
commands wrong. The error I get is:
invalid raid superblock magic on hda
On Fri, 18 Dec 1998, Carlos Barros wrote:
> > Isn't there an ext2 filesystem resizer utility that comes with Partition
> > Magic and was supposed to be GPL'ed at some point?
>
> for plain ext2 partition yes but we are talking about raid partitions.
I didn't think there would be any differ
Hi,
In the raidtab file you posted, both of the member deivces were listed as
being "raid-disk 1". You want the first one to be raid-disk no 0 and the
second one to be raid-disk no 1.
Try using this raidtab:
-
raiddev /dev/md0
raid-level 0
persistent-superblock
Dear sir,
we have several installation problems with Linux RedHat 5.2 + AMI driver (boot and
supp downloaded disks) with our Dual Pentium II server with AMI MegaRaid controller!
Our 'MADRONA' system is equipped with MB 440LX, dual 300 Mhz Pentium II, AMI Megaraid
Controller, NCR 53C8xx
> I've been hearing about 2.1.131-ac9, and now 2.1.131-ac11. What does the
> -acX mean and where is it available?
-acX means Alan Cox's patch to the 2.1.131 kernel tree
ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/alan/2.1/
To compile 2.1.131-ac11, you'd d/l and extract 2.1.131, then cd into
the dir it cre
On Fri, 18 Dec 1998, D. Lance Robinson wrote:
> I've been hearing about 2.1.131-ac9, and now 2.1.131-ac11. What does the
> -acX mean and where is it available?
Rather off-topic, but these are patches from Alan Cox, available at
ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/alan/2.1/
Regards
---
> I've been hearing about 2.1.131-ac9, and now 2.1.131-ac11. What does the
> -acX mean and where is it available?
It is semi-unofficial patches released by Alan Cox. You can find the
patches on ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/alan/v2.1/.
Jonas
Hi,
I'm having trouble setting up a RAID0 array using the
raid0145-19981215-2.0.36 kernel patch and the raidtools-19981214-0.90
tools.
I patched up and rebuilt the kernel, ran lilo and reboted. I created an
/etc/raidtab based on the example, and rebooted again. The kernel reports
the followi
I've been hearing about 2.1.131-ac9, and now 2.1.131-ac11. What does the
-acX mean and where is it available?
Thanks, <>< Lance.
Peter Tillemans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 18 December 1998 15:35:
>I have the same error using gcc-2.7.2.3.
Good, I mean, it's not an egcs problem :-)
...
>This morning the same 'Kernel panic hm ??'
Did you see Ingo's reply to the list? I enclose it here anyway. Our
main central server just
On Tue, 15 Dec 1998, Brian Leeper wrote:
> > you've created an ext2 filesystem on that device, it will not get larger
> > even if you enlarge the array.
>
> Isn't there an ext2 filesystem resizer utility that comes with Partition
> Magic and was supposed to be GPL'ed at some point?
f
Thanks for the advice fellas. I just rearranged the cards in the PCI
bus. I had no idea that order mattered, but I learned something new.
Once I got the resources figured, the rest was pretty easy. Thanks for
all the help.
Lorenz Glaza
Transamerica Life Companies
Special Studies/ALM
213-742-
On Fri, 18 Dec 1998, Carlos Carvalho wrote:
> Trying this list first, if it's not raid-related I'll go to linux-kernel...
>
> Our raid5 server locked again, with the message "kernel panic hm ??"
> displayed 3 times on the console. This is the second time.
ugh, sorry, this is my goof. This is i
Trying this list first, if it's not raid-related I'll go to linux-kernel...
Our raid5 server locked again, with the message "kernel panic hm ??"
displayed 3 times on the console. This is the second time.
Interestingly, it locked roughly at the same time: 6:24 and 6:30. This
suggests some cron pro
Attention PC dealers and Integrators!
Get the following incredible Multimedia functions for just $49 (dealer cost):
- Industry's best DVD Decode
- 2D/3D Graphics with 6M video RAM and output to TV
- Real-time MPEG1 compression and Home Movie Editing (software included)
- Wave table Audio with 3
On 18 Dec 1998, Osma Ahvenlampi wrote:
> When I upgrade to raid-19981215 chain (I haven't yet had a chance to
> reboot the machine), and make sure all the RAID partitions are set to
> type 0xfd, I can take the following patches out of my startup/shutdown
> scripts?
definitely. I dont have any
MOLNAR Ingo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > We should remove the raidstop commands from our reboot/halt scripts - it's
> > no longer needed? What about halt, especially?
> yep, it should all work magically. halt too.
Sorry to be a dumbass, but I want to make this 100% clear to myself
before I do
19 matches
Mail list logo
