On Thu, 5 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> both, the tools and the kernel-patch should be the same version!!!
>
> This was a known problem with this and future versions of the
> raid-kernel-code. it has already been fixed with the release from 24.7.1999. To use
>this
> patch upgrade
> 4-way 500 MHz with KNI in the cpu flags doesn't seem to actually try
> using KNI during initialization... Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Forgot to mention it was raid0145-19990724-2.2.10 :) It's got what
appears to be a perfectly fine XORBLOCK_TEMPLATE for pIII_kni..
James
4-way 500 MHz with KNI in the cpu flags doesn't seem to actually try
using KNI during initialization... Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
--- dmesg snip ---
raid5 personality registered
raid5: measuring checksumming speed
raid5: MMX detected, trying high-speed MMX checksum routines
pII_mmx :
Hi,
both, the tools and the kernel-patch should be the same version!!!
This was a known problem with this and future versions of the
raid-kernel-code. it has already been fixed with the release from 24.7.1999. To use
this
patch upgrade to 2.0.37. U need the newest patch for the kernel otherwise
Kiyan Azarbar wrote:
> I ordered them. What I'm wondering is how the controllers will be
> identified provided I do nothing special to set up the kernel (2.2.10
> with 0723 raid patch). which controller will get hde/f,g/h, and which
> will get hdi/j,hdk/l (if I install two ultra33's in a single
>
Hi,
have you set the partition type of the raid member partitions to 0xfd???
Otherwise the autodetection doesn't work.
Thomas
>
> I've got a problem activating my RAID-Devices at bootup.
>
> Situation:
> -newest Kernel Patches in Kernel 2.2.10
> -newest raid-tools compiled and used
> -boot-supp
Hello everybody,
I've got a problem activating my RAID-Devices at bootup.
Situation:
-newest Kernel Patches in Kernel 2.2.10
-newest raid-tools compiled and used
-boot-support and automatic RAID support activated in kernel
-created an RAID-0 Device using mkraid
-my /etc/raidtab looks like this:
At 10:34 04.08.99 -0400, you wrote:
>I'd like to know for my own selfish reasons, as I'd love to mirror
>working filesystems (some even on s/w raid already) with raid1 when
>the drives finally ship to me, but I can't wait for that to use them,
>and doing the necessary backup/restore when the driv
I have just setup raid1 on my root partition. Once set up, the system
works fine, but if I boot with unconfigured or out of date partitions with
type 0xfd, it is impossible to add these partitions to a raid array.
If I try to do it, I get a kernel message saying:
Aug 4 17:08:01 omega kernel: md:
This message concerns the Promise Ultra33 controllers, and upgrading
an existing RAID5 config to use the new controllers. Current config
for /dev/md[X]:
raid-disk 0: /dev/hdb[X+1]
raid-disk 1: /dev/hdc[X+1]
raid-disk 2: /dev/hdd[X+1]
Want to go to a config in which all three raid disks (and poss
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