I'm running Red Hat 6.1 and I'm getting the following stuff on bootup when
it tries to autodetect my software raid setup:
autodetecting RAID arrays
(read) sdb1's sb offset: 8788864 [events: 0002]
(read) sdc1's sb offset: 8788864 [events: 0002]
(read) sdd1's sb offset: 8788864
I'm running Red Hat 6.1 and I'm getting the following stuff on bootup when
it tries to autodetect my software raid setup:
Do you have an initrd which pre-loads raid5 ?
kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k md-personality-4, errno = 2
What is wrong?
It needs `md-personality-4' to
right now i downloaded 2.3.99pre3 but under
/blockdevices/multipledevices i get only linear and raid0, but now
^
what should that be? Kernel source? I have linear.c and raid{0,1,5}.c in
/usr/src/Linux/2/3/99/pre3/drivers/block.
thanx 4 the answer.
oh sorry,
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Piete Brooks wrote:
It needs `md-personality-4' to process the array.
It does not have it (no initrd ?) so it tries to load it.
At this point, I suspect you do not have a FS so can't do the above :-(
Got it - thank you. There was an initrd but it did not include raid5. I
Thomas Stegbauer wrote:
right now i downloaded 2.3.99pre3 but under
/blockdevices/multipledevices i get only linear and raid0, but now
^
what should that be? Kernel source? I have linear.c and raid{0,1,5}.c in
/usr/src/Linux/2/3/99/pre3/drivers/block.
Is there any sign of RAID-1 that's non-destructive? This is making my
life living hell right now. :)
I haven't been keeping up, so if there is a 2.2 patch or perhaps
something in 2.3 that supports it, I would be most gracious (perhaps a method
that isn't described in the
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any sign of RAID-1 that's non-destructive? This is making my
life living hell right now. :)
RAID-1 with persistent superblocks will require the last few KB of your
disk for the superblock.
But besides from that, it
First of all, let me say that I followed the recently posted instructions
to this list on how to take an active drive and mirror it without having
to backup and then restore the data. It worked flawlessly! Thanks to
everyone who contributed information.
After that, I modified LILO to mount the
