Slip wrote:
Hi there,
I downloaded the latest raid patch(raid0145-19990824-2.2.11.gz) and am
having a bit of trouble patching it in Slackware 7.0. As stated in the
Kernel HOWTO, this is how I attempted to patch:
'zcat raidx.gz | patch -p0'
snip
Two things:
1.) Latest raid patch
Everything has been done, we got a slackware7 installed straight
into a software raid 1 disk set but still cannot boot from there,
LILO says "Sorry don t know to handle device 0X900" We got lilo
021-10 from Red Hat but even with the patches it still behaves the
same way .. Is there any
Hello,
I tried to do the following:
Computer 1 (node1) | Computer 2 (node2)
-+
dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/nbd (100MB) | dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/nbd (100MB)
nbd-server 1024 /home/nbd| nbd-server
Hi there,
My first experiance this week
with raid yielded some whacked consequences(more on that below). If you don't
mind bearing with my explanation, this should be a cut and try problem. Here is
my setup:
/dev/sdb:(1st 2.1G SCSI)
/dev/sdb1 -SWAP -100Mb
/dev/sdb2 -/ - 800Mb
/dev/sdb3 -
[ Monday, March 6, 2000 ] Holger Kiehl wrote:
node2: 2 x PII-350 128MB with 5 disks used as one single
SW-Raid5, kernel 2.2.14 + mingos patch
could you try 2 things?
1) UP kernel
2) kernel 2.3.30 (SMP and then UP if still locks)
Is it a problem that /dev/nd1
On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 09:06:30PM +0100, Mathieu ARNOLD wrote:
Hi
a box i have crashed this morning, the problem is that :
how could i tell the kernel to start the raid array and do what it can to
recover the datas ?
as far as i can tell, the problem comes from :
4hdh1's event counter:
The Epox mb. has only one AIC7890 controller for U2W (LVD). All
six drives
are on this controller.
Perhaps I have to replace all disks as well then...
Hmm... scsii is pretty tough to mess up, but it is possible. Are there
any error messages in any of the logs from the scsii bus?
No. Like described in my original post, the crashes occur with
no warning at all. The system just goes down as when pulling the
power cord, and if the raid superblocks don't mess up to bad it
comes back up again.
Could have a bad power supply, and the other item is the Motherboards
At 09:53 AM 3/6/2000, Johan Ekenberg wrote:
No. Like described in my original post, the crashes occur with
no warning at all. The system just goes down as when pulling the
power cord, and if the raid superblocks don't mess up to bad it
comes back up again.
Could have a bad power
Try going to ftp.redhat.com, and look in the source directory for the patch
to lilo, then try patching that onto the decompressed lilo tarball, and try
building by hand, to see if there are config options that you might have
missed. I've seen a number of people having this issue, but no
Hi there,
I downloaded the latest raid patch(raid0145-19990824-2.2.11.gz) and am
having a bit of trouble patching it in Slackware 7.0. As stated in the
Kernel HOWTO, this is how I attempted to patch:
'zcat raidx.gz | patch -p0'
The system responds with:
can't find file to patch at input
It doesnt compile if you select it, but "boot with raid" works without
enabling it anyway.
yeah? thanks for the info...
karl
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